As the Iran war enters its sixth week, food and beverage supply chains face mounting disruption, stranded cargoes and a growing threat to global food security.

Iran war disruption in Strait of Hormuz to rising fertiliser costs, food inflation and worsening global food insecurity.

If farmers are forced to cut back on input use, crop yields will decline later this year and into 2027, the FAO says.

A temporary ceasefire between the United States and Iran has been extended, offering an opening for diplomacy – but ...

In theory, multimodal logistics offers mitigation. In practice, substitution remains constrained. Maritime transport provides a lower-cost alternative for ...

Global supply chain disruptions may cause certain food items to become scarcer amid the Iran war, despite Singapore's food ...

The British government is preparing contingency plans for potential food shortages resulting from a continued blockade of the ...

The Iran war threatens UK food, farming and hospitality sectors as supply risks widen. Explore the potential impacts now.

From pandemic shocks to geopolitical tensions, our food supply chains have faced relentless tests in recent years. Businesses, governments, and communities are rethinking how food moves from farm to ...

Global shockwaves through the food system serve to illustrate our true proximity to global conflict. Chris Elliott reflects ...