The Vitamin C prices in China continued rising at the start of April xxxx after March brought consistent price reduction. ChemAnalyst reports that recent market recovery emerged from improved supply constraints and persisting overseas customer interest along with rising costs of raw materials and strengthening general market sentiment. Market analysts project that structural supply limitations will combine with improving end-use segment consumption to maintain present upward price trends during the second half of April.
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The Chinese market showed continued price expansion for Vitamin C in the opening half of April xxxx after registering a decline in March.
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Industrial maintenance at key Vitamin C facilities reduced operational rates causing domestic supply shortages in the market.
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Southeast Asia and Latin America increased their export demands which stabilized Vitamin C prices while solidifying market sentiment.
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The rising costs of corn-based raw materials and other inputs drove Vitamin C production prices higher for...
