Urea shortage could bring transport, factories to a grinding halt
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New Chinese export regulations that have effectively halted the export of urea is threatening to stop commercial transport and industries in South Korea, Reuters reported. South Korea requires factories and diesel vehicles to use urea to cut emissions or face penalties. The dire shortage of urea is likely to halt operations of fuel delivery trucks creating fuel shortage, as well as impact manufacturing industries, including auto sector that is already reeling from semiconductor shortage.
