Ongoing geopolitical disruption caused by war in the Middle East is imposing growing indirect pressures across global pork supply chains, according to RaboResearch. Its latest quarterly pork report notes that global pork markets entered the current quarter with generally stable supply-demand fundamentals. However, the conflict in the Middle East is increasing uncertainty across costs, trade and consumption. While direct exposure to is limited, higher energy prices, logistics disruption and fertiliser-driven feed risks are tightening margins across the sector, RaboResearch warns. Feed markets remain relatively well supplied after strong global harvests, keeping costs contained. However, rising energy prices and improving biofuel…