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Mosaic Says Strait Of Hormuz Closure, Kazakhstan Blockade Keep Sulfur Spot Prices Unsustainably High; Sees Global Phosphate Production To Fall Well Short Of Last Year By Up To 30M Tons; Sulfur-Related Supply Challenges, Reduced Chinese Exports Are Expected To Keep Supplies Tight In Many Parts Of The World; While Phosphate, Sulfur Markets Are Quite Volatile, Potash Supply, Demand Picture Much More Balanced; Expects Higher Sulfur Prices Impact In Q3, More Significantly In Q4
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