The war in Iran is taking a toll on meat exports as well as fuel and fertilizer. As noted in a letter to the Administration, “Maritime freight disruptions from the ongoing conflict in Iran pose significant consequences to food security here at home and around the world.” This comes on top of extreme weather events, including a widespread January winter storm and cold wave that brought snow, ice, and freezing temperatures across large portions of the nation. The storms resulted in billions of dollars in losses, including livestock operation disruptions and major losses for fruit, vegetable, sugar, and citrus crops in the Southeast. Additionally, drought, high winds, and historic wildfires continue across many portions of the Plai...