​When the weather stops playing by the rules

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Drought, El Niño, Hormuz disruption and fertiliser costs are converging at once and relying on good weather elsewhere is not a strategy, says Ian Wright, partner at Acuti Associates

There is an unfortunate tendency for politicians to treat food crises as if they have the good manners to arrive one at a time. They don’t. And the danger facing the global food system over the next 18 months is that several potentially serious problems are arriving together.

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