"The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted global fertilizer trade, threatening food production. The World Bank projects a 31% increase in fertilizer prices, potentially leading to higher food costs and global hunger. Experts advocate for a structural shift away from fossil-fuel-dependent agricultural systems."

"Previous reports estimated a 31% increase in fertilizer prices, whereas this report highlights broader inflationary pressures and supply constraints without citing the specific 31% figure, suggesting a potential divergence in the scale of the projected crisis."