Sodium Bisulfite Prices Jump 5.56% in Late August as U.S Supply Tightens

Sodium bisulfite prices in the U.S. moved sharply higher in late August **** as seasonal demand, tighter upstream sulfur availability and elevated trans-Pacific logistics increased landed costs. The Sodium bisulfite market followed a steady upward trajectory through July, supported by peak summer water-treatment demand and firm manufacturing activity. After a brief respite in early August, Sodium bisulfite prices regained momentum toward month-end as buyers accelerated procurement for Q* requirements.

Demand remained the primary support for the Sodium bisulfite market. Municipal water-treatment requirements and industrial process-water applications generated strong offtake, while pulp and paper and textile dyeing maintained steady baseline consumption. The Manufacturing PMI at **.* further indicated robust industrial activity. Distributors continued importing through New York and New Jersey despite elevated freight costs, with Shanghai–New York freight reaching approximately $*,*** per **-ft container. July CFR New York Sodium bisulfite prices averaged $***.**/MT, compared with...