US EPDM Rubber Market Loses Momentum in January 2026 as Adequate Supply Outpaces Demand.

US EPDM Rubber Market Loses Momentum in January 2026 as Adequate Supply Outpaces Demand.

Yasar Kemal 20-Jan-2026

In January 2026, the U.S. EPDM rubber industry experienced a decrease in market activity due to an oversupply of product. The supply side of the industry has not been severely impacted by any significant interruption of production during this period. As a result of reduced activity and being more conservative on the amount of EPDM rubber to have in stock, there has been a slowdown in general market momentum.

In terms of supply, EPDM Rubber manufacturers continued to produce on a regular schedule until the beginning of January, with standard cracker uses. The availability of ethylene and propylene was stable throughout this entire period so that manufacturers could produce without interruption to their regular schedules. Manufacturers reported no significant plant shutdowns, force majeure announcements, or port traffic congestion, thus allowing for the continual movement of EPDM Rubber throughout the domestic distribution system. The sufficient inventory of EPDM Rubber at producer and distributor&#xx;s locations provided adequate supply to meet the normal contractual obligations and removed any need to be concerned about allocation management.

The automotive industry provided partial support to domestic end-use applications. In December xxxx, sales of vehicles in the US were x,xxx,xxx units, xx.xx higher than in November. This retained a base demand for EPDM Rubber as used in...

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