How the Gulf Crisis Could Hit Dinner Tables Next Year

About this episode

The episode discusses the impact of the Gulf crisis on food production and the need for resiliency in multinational companies.

Food producers and retailers are bracing for prolonged volatility as the Gulf conflict ripples into fertilizer markets and future harvest expectations. Also, how unrelenting crises have prompted rethinking of resiliency at multinational companies. Learn about Risk Journal. Visit: dowjones.com/riskjournal Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Topics covered

• Gulf crisis
• food production
• fertilizer markets
• resiliency
• multinational companies
• volatility

Keywords

• Gulf crisis
• food producers
• fertilizer markets
• multinational companies
• volatility
• harvest expectations

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Dow Jones Risk Journal, Food producers, retailers, multinational companies

Places: Gulf

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