Malaysia fertiliser producers halt new orders as Iran war drives up prices

Dateline 2026-03-18, Reuters:

KUALA LUMPUR/JAKARTA, March 18 (Reuters) – Fertiliser makers in Malaysia are suspending new orders as supply-chain disruptions and feedstock shortages stemming from the Middle East conflict drive up raw material prices, threatening to raise output costs for ‌palm oil producers.

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