Organization: Fertilizer transport in the Hormuz region is recovering, but it will take time to return to pre-war levels.

CRU data shows that around 427,000 tons of urea passed through the strait during the same period, higher than the 275,000 tons during the war. The transport volume of other fertilizers and raw materials such as phosphates and ammonia has also increased. However, more than 500 ships are still stranded in the Persian Gulf. Although shipping volume has rebounded recently, it remains far below the pre-war daily average of about 125 vessels.