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Middle East conflict could worsen Philippines food and energy shock

The conflict's effects from the Strait of Hormuz could compound risks to the Philippines' rice supply and the next El Niño-related food shock.

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Higher energy and food costs or disrupted imports could intensify inflation and food insecurity in the Philippines.

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  1. From Hormuz to rice fields: how Middle East conflict could worsen Philippines' next El Niño food shock | News | Eco-Business ↗eco-business.com · Recorded source date: Sep 9, 2026, 2:01 AM UTC

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