Renewed tensions in the Middle East are once again creating uncertainty for the energy and fertilizer markets. “That’s just going to create more volatility when the demands are high and the supply is disrupted; it has the ability to cause a really difficult situation,” said Jay Debertin, president/CEO, CHS. “We need to build demand in the U.S. with renewable fuels, processing, and we need trade doors back open and operating efficiency. We keep making that case to policy makers.”
