JUST IN: China has stopped exporting fertilizers, and concerning...
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Mar 19, 2026
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JUST IN:
China has stopped exporting fertilizers, and concerning developments have finally begun. This time it involves compound fertilizers made of nitrogen and potassium. However, Japan relies on imports from China to secure about 75% of its ammonium phosphate needs and 25% of its urea needs.
If this source is cut off, Japanese agriculture will suffer a severe blow, and the population may find it difficult to meet its basic needs.
China has stopped exporting fertilizers, and concerning developments have finally begun. This time it involves compound fertilizers made of nitrogen and potassium. However, Japan relies on imports from China to secure about 75% of its ammonium phosphate needs and 25% of its urea needs.
If this source is cut off, Japanese agriculture will suffer a severe blow, and the population may find it difficult to meet its basic needs.