(AGENPARL) – Thu 03 April 2025 Luana,
Since the rollout of President Trump’s tariff strategy, targeting key commodities like potash, the markets have reacted sharply. The Dow has dropped 1,200 points, and the S&P is on track for its steepest decline in two years. But the bigger story may be what’s happening in the fields, not on Wall Street.
The agriculture sector, already vulnerable, is bracing for impact. Potash—a critical nutrient for crop growth—has seen a dramatic price spike, raising fertilizer costs for farmers. That increase is likely to ripple through the food supply chain, driving up the cost of growing essential crops and, ultimately, grocery prices for consumers.
With production costs soaring, can American farmers absorb the hit? Or will these costs be passed on, worsening the global food supply crisis and deepening hunger in developing nations?
Matt Simpson, CEO of Brazil Potash, is available for comment. With deep expertise in global agriculture and fertilizer markets, Matt can speak to:
– The real-time impact of tariffs on potash pricing
– What farmers are facing today on the ground
– The ripple effect on food inflation and global supply chains 
If you’re covering this story—or looking for an angle that connects geopolitics to the grocery aisle—Matt is ready to provide timely insights.
Would you like to schedule an interview?
Blake Henry
VEW Media 
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