Australia secures major fertiliser supply agreement with Indonesia. Australian farmers will receive an additional 250,000 tonnes of fertiliser as Middle East tensions continue to disrupt global supply chains. This strategic deal addresses critical agricultural input shortages affecting domestic food production. The agreement comes amid broader supply chain pressures, with regional conflicts constraining international fertiliser availability. Securing this supply from Indonesia strengthens Australia's food security position and supports the agricultural sector's operational continuity during a period of global market volatility. The fertiliser imports will help stabilize costs and ensure farmers maintain productivity levels.
