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The Tetrasodium EDTA prices in the US market has experienced a notable decline of *.*** in February ****, largely driven by abundant export availability that met subdued domestic restocking efforts. Early in the month, Chinese producers returned to full operational capacity following the Lunar New Year, while German suppliers released additional cargoes into the US market, enhancing export-side availability. This influx of supply contributed to downward pressure on spot CFR levels for Tetrasodium EDTA as US formulators in detergents, surface cleaners, and cosmetics chose to draw down inventories accumulated in late **** rather than placing fresh orders. The winter canning season further contributed to this trend, as food-grade demand offered little seasonal uplift.
The mixed demand dynamics across end markets help explain February’s price outcome. Household cleaning and personal-care sectors maintained cautious buying, keeping call-offs close to contractual minimums. This soft stance weighed down on the overall...
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