The world faces 2 enormous problems:
1) Prices for Product A are rising. This is a disaster. It will destroy businesses and jobs. We may never recover.
2) Prices for Product B are falling. This is a disaster. It will destroy businesses and jobs. We may never recover.
As of April 2026, with the Strait of Hormuz effectively blocked due to the Iran conflict, cocoa prices have been edging higher for exactly these reasons - nat gas and fuel. So while no chocolate physically passes through the Strait, its closure still ripples through the entire confectionery supply chain.

KC Sullivan, President, CNBC
So they cancel each other out and were actually okay?