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The US import market of Vitamin B* had a sharp rise in December ****. The buyers and procurers changed how they bought Vitamin B* from careful to aggressive, making purchase decisions to balance supply for winter and early ****. Consumers’ seasonal buying also had an effect because during winter they consumed more Vitamin B*. This gave price quotes confidence and for price gouging to occur. But suppliers had no reason to charge more than they wanted and risk push back from buyers. Overall, the December market showed buyers in the US importing Vitamin B* sensibly. They were still buying enough to take the extra exporter offers without hurting downstream manufacturing. Suppliers responded to this consistent use by quoting higher prices. They could do that because their inventories from other manufacturing had already been drawn, which provided more space to set prices.
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