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- Hungary urges the European Union to suspend tariffs on fertilizer imports from Russia and Belarus due to rising food prices linked to the war in Iran.
- István Nagy, Hungary's Agriculture Minister, warned fertilizer costs could harm EU farmers and yields.
- Hungary relies on foreign phosphorus and potash and produces nitrogen fertilizers domestically.
- EU imposed duties on Russian and Belarusian fertilizers in 2025 to limit funding for Russia's war in Ukraine.
