The Turkish side is also negotiating on this issue with Algeria and Morocco. Turkey, in the conditions of disrupted fertilizer supply chains due to the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, has purchased additional volumes of fertilizers from Russia and is negotiating with Algeria and Morocco. This was reported by the newspaper Milliyet, citing its sources in the government and the industry. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz, as the publication writes, has led to a disruption of global fertilizer supply chains and a reduction in sales by almost 40%. This has also led to a rise in prices. Under these conditions, Turkey "in addition to existing reserves recently purchased fertilizers in Russia, and is also negotiating with Morocco and Algeria." The current reserves of the country are expected to last until autumn. Milliyet writes that Turkey's annual need for fertilizers is estimated at 7 million tons. Of these, 5 million tons are imported. To balance supply and stabilize the growth ...