U.S. Wants More Talks About Food Problems
The U.S. says G20 countries need more talks because war is making food and fertilizer supplies harder to protect.
The United States said on Monday, April 20, 2026 that more G20 talks will happen soon.
The talks will look at how the Middle East war is hurting food markets and fertilizer supplies.
Fertilizer is very important for farmers because it helps crops grow well. If countries cannot get enough fertilizer, food production can fall.
U.S. officials said poorer countries are in the greatest danger. They may face higher prices and more supply problems during the growing season.
The G20 did not announce one full joint plan yet, but many members supported more work on the issue. Officials said they want practical action and better cooperation.
The story matters because problems with food and fertilizer can quickly affect millions of people far from the war zone.