India sharply raised urea imports from Egypt, Algeria, Nigeria and Georgia as the West Asia war disrupted traditional trade routes. The shift comes even as a rising subsidy bill and a weaker monsoon forecast pressure India's broader fertilizer supply chain.
India sharply raised urea imports from Egypt, Algeria, Nigeria and Georgia as the West Asia war disrupted traditional trade routes. The shift comes even as a rising subsidy bill and a weaker monsoon forecast pressure India's broader fertilizer supply chain.
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India sharply raised urea imports from Egypt, Algeria, Nigeria and Georgia as the West Asia war disrupted traditional trade routes. The shift comes even as a rising subsidy bill and a weaker monsoon forecast pressure India's broader fertilizer supply chain.
