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Wandile Sihlobo, Senior Fellow, Department of Agricultural Economics, Stellenbosch University

Russia's war with Ukraine risks putting fresh pressure on rising fertiliser prices

Loading packed fertilisers at Russia's PhosAgro Group in the town of Pochep. Photo by Vladimir Gorovykh\TASS via Getty Images

Russia is one of the major players in global agricultural markets. The country is a significant exporter of grains, and also integrated into global agriculture as a supplier of inputs, particularly fertiliser. The country is a leading world supplier of the key ingredients of a range of them.

It’s therefore important to keep track of the impact of Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine on various transmission channels, and the knock on effects they could have on Africa’s agricultural markets.

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