Inositol, niacinamide, and folic acid are stable; lysine is weak while methionine remains high and stable; taurine, sucralose, and potassium sorbate show moderate growth; glycine faces fierce competition, with procurement based on demand.
Inositol: Stable demand, manufacturers operating steadily, supply and demand balanced. Niacinamide: Stable, some manufacturers are supporting prices, rising chemical raw material costs underpin the floor price. Folic Acid: Manufacturers maintaining stable prices, essential demand transactions are sluggish.
Amino Acid Market:
Lysine: Supply-demand imbalance intensifies, prices weaken to test the bottom. Market price ranges from 4,100 to 4,200 yuan/ton; 98% lysine market price ranges from 6,650 to 6,800 yuan/ton; Threonine is slightly weak, with the market at 8,000 to 8,200 yuan/ton; Methionine remains high and temporarily stable, with most awaiting factory maintenance and expecting price increases.
Taurine: Recent inquiries have increased, factory delivery schedules are tight, and the outlook is moderately bullish.
Calcium Pantothenate: Weak adjustment in the near term; long-term focus on supply-side changes, with leading companies having strong price support capabilities.
Glycine: Price fluctuations of raw materials such as liquid ammonia and chloroacetic acid provide cost support for glycine. The industry is highly competitive with numerous manufacturers. Procurement is based on demand.
Sucralose: Short-term bottom fluctuation; long-term bottoming out and recovery, with strong elasticity.
Potassium sorbate: The industry is highly competitive with ample production capacity. Demand from the downstream food industry remains stable. Short-term operations are steady; long-term growth is moderate.
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