Ukraine-Russia conflict: FAO official on potential food crisis
CGTN, 18 Mar 2022
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The Chief Economist of Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) told CGTN Host Tian Wei that if the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues it will not only affect future harvests, but also put more pressure on the fertilizer market. This is because the Russian and Ukrainian wheat exports account for about 30 percent of the global market, and they also have a significant share in fertilizers.
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The Chief Economist of Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) told CGTN Host Tian Wei that if the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues it will not only affect future harvests, but also put more pressure on the fertilizer market. This is because the Russian and Ukrainian wheat exports account for about 30 percent of the global market, and they also have a significant share in fertilizers.
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