For the Quarter Ending September 2025
North America
• In USA, the Cellulase Enzyme Price Index fell by 5.9173% quarter-over-quarter, reversing prior momentum marketwide.
• The average Cellulase Enzyme price for the quarter was approximately USD 5162.00/MT, reflecting reduced procurement.
• Falling freight rates and efficient ports pressured the Cellulase Enzyme Spot Price, encouraging importer destocking.
• Short-term Cellulase Enzyme Price Forecast shows modest stabilization as Q4 procurement slightly improves availability tightness.
• Chinese export price weakness transmitted through supply chains, impacting the Cellulase Enzyme Production Cost Trend.
• Softening downstream activity reduced industrial procurement, shaping the Cellulase Enzyme Demand Outlook for near-term contraction.
• Elevated inventories and tariff uncertainty kept the Cellulase Enzyme Price Index subdued, limiting spot rebounds.
• Major suppliers' operational availability kept flows steady, exporter booking slowdown influenced CFR Los Angeles dynamics.
Why did the price of Cellulase Enzyme change in September 2025 in North America?
• High inventories from prior stockpiling reduced fresh import demand, generating downward pressure on CFR prices.
• Declining Chinese export prices and subdued booking decreased U.S. procurement urgency, easing upward price momentum.
• Lower freight rates and efficient port operations reduced landed costs, reinforcing bearish market dynamics during September.
APAC
• In China, the Cellulase Enzyme Price Index fell by 5.41% quarter-over-quarter, due to oversupply pressure.
• The average Cellulase Enzyme price for the quarter was approximately USD 5066.67/MT, reflecting exporter discounting.
• Domestic Cellulase Enzyme Spot Price softened amid inventory overhang and port delays, pressuring contract levels.
• Near-term Cellulase Enzyme Price Forecast indicates modest stabilization as shipments and seasonal demand support prices.
• Feedstock cost increases and yuan appreciation pushed Cellulase Enzyme Production Cost Trend, compressing supplier margins.
• Export demand slump and destocking weakened the Cellulase Enzyme Demand Outlook, reducing visibility and volumes.
• Inventory and port congestion depressed the Cellulase Enzyme Price Index, constraining sellers from raising prices.
• Major producers offered short contracts and steep discounts, undermining Cellulase Enzyme Spot Price and competitiveness.
Why did the price of Cellulase Enzyme change in September 2025 in APAC?
• Oversupply from domestic production and aggressive discounting by exporters created downward pressure on September Price Index.
• Weakened export demand due to punitive U.S. tariffs and global destocking reduced contractual offtake significantly.
• Logistical delays from lingering port congestion and monsoon disruptions increased inventories and delayed shipments, worsening market dynamics.
Europe
• In Netherlands, the Cellulase Enzyme Price Index fell by 5.19% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting ample export supply.
• The average Cellulase Enzyme price for the quarter was approximately USD 5166/MT, based on CFR Rotterdam shipments.
• Cellulase Enzyme Spot Price softened during the quarter as Asian export offers and eased freight rates pressured landed quotes.
• Cellulase Enzyme Price Forecast shows modest recovery into autumn, supported by restocking and slightly tighter supplier availability.
• Cellulase Enzyme Production Cost Trend reflected higher fermentation feedstock and logistics volatility, keeping margins under upward pressure.
• Cellulase Enzyme Demand Outlook remains constructive for food processing and pharmaceuticals, prompting cautious restocking across European buyers.
• Cellulase Enzyme Price Index dynamics reflected moderate inventories and variable export demand, limiting sharp price volatility this quarter.
• Large producers operated near-normal runs while port throughput improvements eased lead times, supporting a stabilizing spot market.
Why did the price of Cellulase Enzyme change in September 2025 in Europe?
• Eased freight rates and ample Asian export offers reduced landed costs, increasing spot availability into Rotterdam.
• Seasonal summer weakness and cautious downstream buying delayed restocking, lowering purchasing urgency across textile and industrial segments.
• Higher upstream fermentation feedstock costs and transport bottlenecks earlier in summer partially constrained export volumes, affecting pricing.
