A Fragile System Built on Invisible Inputs
The modern global food system, often perceived as vast, resilient, and technologically advanced, rests on a surprisingly fragile foundation—fertilizers. These chemical inputs, largely invisible to the average consumer, sustain nearly half of global food production. Without them, the abundance of supermarkets, the predictability of harvests, and the stability of food prices would rapidly unravel.
Recent disruptions in fertilizer supply chains, intensified by geopolitical conflict, energy crises, and trade fragmentation, are exposing just how precarious this foundation truly is.
What makes the situation…
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