The Russia-Ukraine war set off a chain reaction that has put the global fertilizer market — and, as a result, the agricultural sector — at a crossroads. The impact of the conflict has compounded misery on a sector that was already reeling from high energy costs and steep price hikes.
With sanctions against Russia making the supply of fertilizers and its inputs complicated, how are countries across the globe fighting this disruption? Is there even a way out?
Yes, say GEP experts. Our new white paper, How the Russia-Ukraine War Is Impacting the Global Fertilizer Market , details how different countries are battling these challenges and what mitigation strategies can be put in place to overcome scarring shortages.
What’s Inside:
- How different countries reacted to the fertilizer crisis
- Opportunity areas outside the conflict zones
- The need for a sustainable agricultural system
This paper is essential reading for leaders in the chemicals and agricultural sectors to help countries and farmers get back on their feet.
Theme: Strategy and Planning
RECOMMENDED
Featured
The Cost-Plus World of Supply Chains: The Macroeconomic and Geopolitical Environment
As geopolitical and macroeconomic concerns increase, this survey-based Economist Impact-GEP report looks at what companies are doing to manage the resultant supply chain challenges.
Research Report
2022 State of Global Supply Chains Study
We have entered a new era where cost is no longer the dominant force driving global supply chains and procurement. How are supply chain leaders mitigating inflation and risk and achieving environmental and financial goals?
