Canada well positioned to face food inflation risks from fertilizer shortages: report
TORONTO — As shipping constraints in the Middle East disrupt global fertilizer supply and drive up prices, a new TD report says Canada is better positioned to face any inflationary pressures on its food production — at least in the short run.
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