EnKey findings – The continued conflict in the Middle East is driving a widening range of supply chain disruptions. In new research this week, we identify challenges for US farmers from nitrogenous fertilizer shortages, clothing and industrial materials makers from reduced naphtha availability, aluminum buyers from attacks on smelting plants, and petrochemical construction plans from
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