Celălalt Ormuz: Blocada din Mărea Neagră ar putea crea un șoc mondial în aprovizionarea cu alimente

The ongoing war in Ukraine is severely disrupting grain supplies, forcing buyers to seek alternatives. The conflict has led to a significant drop in grain exports from Russia and Ukraine, which together account for a large portion of global wheat trade. Countries like Egypt, heavily reliant on these imports, are facing shortages. As prices soar, the situation is exacerbated by rising fuel costs and limited agricultural yields in other regions. Buyers are now looking to alternative sources, including France and Australia, but challenges remain due to logistical constraints and adverse weather conditions. The crisis is expected to worsen as countries deplete their reserves and scramble for supplies.