Political risk resurfaces

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The global grain trade faces unprecedented instability due to Russia’s actions in Ukraine, disrupting long-established supply chains. As the war escalates and the Black Sea Grain Initiative collapses, rising prices and uncertain exports threaten food security, especially in vulnerable regions.

Urgent investment is required in port and infrastructure resilience, but financing such development will be difficult and it may be too late when the risk is right in front of us.

 

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