The overall market price of food-grade tartaric acid remains stable. The current market supply-demand game tends to balance: on the supply side, stricter environmental policies coupled with production conversion by some enterprises have led to a phased tightening of capacity, and the cost pressure from upstream raw materials is transmitted to the end, supporting a strong willingness to maintain prices; on the demand side, demand in application areas such as food and beverages, pharmaceutical grade, and construction materials has certain rigidity. In the short term, the price of tartaric acid will mainly operate stably. In the future, it is necessary to focus on the actual impact of changes in upstream raw material costs and the implementation of environmental policies on the market.
