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The article draws on earlier IFPRI analysis by Rob Vos, “referring to the unfolding situation in fertilizer supply chains as an “input crisis.”

Nutrition Insight spoke with IFPRI’s Timothy Sulser, the study co-author, to learn how these changes could impact nutrition and health.

A new study published in Nature today found that combining healthier diets, sustainable agricultural intensification, and cutting food waste in half would reduce pressure on land and natural resources while still meeting food needs.

The emphasis has shifted back to more traditional fundamentals in the grains and oilseeds markets, IFPRI’s Joseph Glauber tells Bloomberg.

NPR interviewed IFPRI’s Rob Vos for a Morning Edition segment on how fertilizer shortages resulting from the Iran war could affect U.S. food prices.

New strategy deepens partnerships with African institutions to strengthen implementation, policy capability, and impact across agrifood systems.

The Independent reports on the global economic fallout from the ongoing US‑Israel war on Iran, highlighting significant implications for food security and poverty, with reference to IFPRI analysis: “The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) notes how higher fuel and fertiliser prices will dent the national GDP of reliant countries, in particular Vietnam (-0.8%), Mozambique […]

Forbes Middle East interviewed IFPRI’s Joseph Glauber about the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and what is needed to restore normal fertilizer trade flows.

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