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Iran Conflict Tightens Global Sulphur Supply, Pushing Up India's Fertiliser Costs

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India is facing rising fertiliser costs due to a tightening global sulphur supply linked to the ongoing conflict involving Iran. Sulphur is a key raw material used in the production of essential fertilisers, making its scarcity a direct concern for Indian agriculture. The supply crunch arrives at a critical moment as the Agriculture Ministry is currently evaluating fertiliser requirements ahead of the Rabi sowing season. Officials are working to assess and ensure adequate availability of fertilisers for farmers across the country. The situation adds pressure on agricultural input costs at a time when stable supply is especially important.

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