For the Quarter Ending June 2026
Dextrose Prices in North America
- In USA, the Dextrose Price Index rose by 16.25% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting modestly higher corn-starch costs.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 672.33/MT delivered into New York import terminals.
- Dextrose Spot Price strengthened as exporters raised offers after corn-starch pass-through, reducing prompt-market discounting notably.
- Dextrose Price Forecast suggests modest monthly gains as seasonal beverage demand supports procurement, inventory drawdowns.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend remained upward with corn-starch and fuel-driven manufacturing expenses pressuring mill margins.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook stays constructive due to food, pharmaceutical, and fermentation sector restocking ahead of peak consumption.
- Dextrose Price Index volatility rose as constrained imports, rail congestion, higher freight elevated replacement costs.
- Export availability tightened as Canadian wet-millers prioritised contracts, pressuring spot offers while supporting Price Index
Why did the price of Dextrose change in June 2026 in North America?
- Export-side constraints and low import arrivals tightened supply as European and Canadian exporters reduced surplus volumes.
- Rising corn-starch and fuel costs increased manufacturing and freight expenses, directly elevating landed replacement pricing.
- Stronger food, beverage, and pharmaceutical procurement ahead of summer increased withdrawals, supporting higher spot bids and offers.
Dextrose Prices in APAC
- In Indonesia, the Dextrose Price Index rose by 9.836% quarter-over-quarter, driven by tighter imports availability.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 558.33/MT, reflecting steady offtake demand.
- Moderating Dextrose Spot Price reflected higher corn starch CFR costs and redirected regional export flows.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend reflected upward pressure from rising bunker fuel, utility expenses, compressing margins.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook remains constructive as beverage, confectionery, and pharmaceutical procurements supported offtake through Ramadan.
- Dextrose Price Index moderated in June as port stocks were adequate and freight remained benign.
- The Dextrose Price Forecast anticipates small monthly adjustments amid controlled supply and buyer restocking activity.
- Chinese Guangxi maintenance removed short-term export capacity, prompting sellers to lift FOB offers slightly higher.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in June 2026 in APAC?
- Reduced spot availability from China and Thailand, plus steady domestic demand, supported incremental price increases.
- Higher corn starch CFR costs and freight insurance premiums elevated landed costs for Indonesian importers.
- Stable port operations limited disruptions, while precautionary restocking ahead of festivals supported steady procurement activity.
Malaysia
- In Malaysia, the Dextrose Price Index rose by 10.297% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting stronger import and feedstock-driven gains.
- Dextrose Spot Price softened in June as landed costs eased and exporters offered more competitive prompt cargoes.
South Korea
- In South Korea, the Dextrose Price Index rose by 7.88% quarter-over-quarter, supported by tighter import availability.
- Port inventory drawdowns reduced spot liquidity, influencing the Dextrose Spot Price and supporting destination Price Index strength.
Dextrose Prices in Europe
- In Germany, the Dextrose Price Index rose by 11.4763% quarter-over-quarter, driven by feedstock and logistics.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 621.67/MT, reflecting firmer corn bids.
- Dextrose Spot Price tightened in June as Rhine low-water and capacity shortages limited prompt deliveries.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend showed increases from firmer corn bids and elevated gas drying expenses.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook remains constructive with beverage, bakery, and pharmaceutical procurement sustaining steady inventory drawdowns.
- Dextrose Price Index momentum was supported by disciplined exporter offers and limited spot discounts regionally.
- Dextrose Price Forecast indicates modest near-term gains as summer demand offsets comfortable year-end inventory expectations.
- Export logistics and Rhine navigation constraints limited supply, allowing sellers to push Dextrose Price Index.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in June 2026 in Europe?
- Firmer corn-starch bids increased producer margins, driving importers to accept higher replacement costs and offers.
- Low Rhine navigation depths and truck capacity prolonged transit times, tightening domestic supply into Germany.
- Sustained beverage and bakery demand drew inventories down, supporting seller discipline and upward pricing pressure.
Dextrose Prices in MEA
- In South Africa, the Dextrose Price Index rose by 2.06% quarter-over-quarter, in Q2 2026, reflecting firmer import offers.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 610.67/MT, reflecting balanced import and domestic demand.
- Dextrose Spot Price strength reflected tighter prompt availability, Asian export firmness, and modestly higher landed cost expectations.
- Regional Dextrose Price Forecast projects modest upside risk as steady procurement and festival-season restocking support quotations.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend remained muted because corn-starch feedstock eased slightly, limiting immediate cost-pass-through pressure.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook stays stable as beverage and confectionery sectors maintained routine offtake and scheduled production runs.
- Dextrose Price Index movement reflected inventory draws, cautious buying, and freight volatility, keeping near-term market sentiment balanced.
- Producers kept controlled export allocations, while importers rebuilt pipelines, supporting the Price Index despite logistical costs.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in June 2026 in MEA?
- Tighter prompt availability from May port delays combined with importers rebuilding pipeline stocks and precautionary buying.
- Recovered corn processing margins nudged exporter offers higher, translating into slightly elevated landed CFR Durban offers.
- Improved transit times reduced congestion, but sustained logistics costs and precautionary restocking sustained upward pricing pressure.
For the Quarter Ending March 2026
Dextrose Prices in North America
- In USA, the Dextrose Price Index fell by 0.86% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting import and feedstock pressure.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 578.33/MT on CFR New York.
- Dextrose Spot Price softened as ample Canadian and French arrivals kept port inventories well supplied.
- Dextrose Price Forecast points to modest upside, with feedstock trends and seasonal demand balancing pressures.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend firmed as corn-starch FOB prices rose, prompting exporters to lift offers.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook stays steady across confectionery, beverage, and pharmaceutical sectors supporting baseline procurement activity.
- Dextrose Price Index movements reflected inventory builds and logistical stability rather than acute supply disruptions.
- Export demand was moderate while Canadian wet-millers operated normally, keeping east-coast availability adequate and balanced.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in March 2026 in North America?
- Ample imports from Canada and France increased port inventories, softening replacement cost and buyer urgency.
- Rising corn-starch feedstock levels increased producers' replacement costs, while freight and insurance remained broadly stable.
- U.S. buyers' subdued procurement after early restocking limited spot demand and pressured New York offers.
Dextrose Prices in APAC
- In Indonesia, the Dextrose Price Index fell by 0.33% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting comfortable import availability and subdued demand.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 508.33/MT, reflecting a balanced market and limited restocking.
- Dextrose Spot Price remained pressured by competitive Chinese and Thai export offers, keeping Jakarta CFR inflows readily available.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend edged upward as Corn Starch sourcing costs rose, absorbed by exporters' conversion margins.
- Dextrose Price Forecast indicates modest near-term volatility with seasonal demand support and freight-driven upward pressure expected.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook remains steady ahead of Ramadan and warm-season consumption, limiting aggressive restocking by Indonesian buyers.
- Inventories and export demand kept the Dextrose Price Index subdued as buyers worked off year-end stock builds.
- Chinese and Thai producers' high operating rates maintained steady exports, supporting supply availability despite modest cost pass-through.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in March 2026 in APAC?
- Higher corn-starch feedstock costs (about 2.35% month-on-month) pushed origin production cash costs upward, prompting exporters to lift offers.
- Comfortable Chinese and Thai export availability limited sharp price moves while exporters passed through incremental cost pressures.
- Muted freight and currency effects reduced additional landed-cost pressures, enabling buyers to accept modest pass-through increases.
Dextrose Prices in Europe
- In Germany, the Dextrose Price Index rose by 3.27% quarter-over-quarter, driven by higher corn-starch costs.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 557.67/MT, per monthly CFR Hamburg assessments.
- Dextrose Spot Price remained stable in January-February, helping the Price Index stay broadly balanced overall.
- Dextrose Price Forecast points modest upside as Dextrose Production Cost Trend responds to feedstock increases.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook remains neutral, with bakery, beverage and pharmaceutical offtake maintaining baseline consumption levels.
- Port and terminal inventories stayed comfortable, while steady exports and smooth logistics limited price volatility.
- Belgian and French starch refiners operated without outages, sustaining export volumes, moderating Dextrose Spot Price.
- Forward buying ahead of Easter supported near-term import demand, reinforcing the short-term Dextrose Price Forecast.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in March 2026 in Europe?
- Feedstock corn-starch jumped regionally, raising production conversion costs and compelling exporters to increase offered prices.
- Limited truck capacity before Easter and higher inland haulage raised landed costs, pressuring import offers.
- Ongoing beverage, bakery and pharmaceutical procurement left buyers accepting higher landed costs, limiting downward pressure.
Dextrose Prices in MEA
- In South Africa, the Dextrose Price Index fell by 4.52% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting abundant low-cost Asian imports.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 598.33/MT, reflecting lower spot buying.
- Dextrose Spot Price softened as distributors increased inventories and Asian exporters offered aggressive rebates thereby.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend showed higher corn starch inputs, yet exporters absorbed costs, limiting pass-through.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook remained weak as beverage and confectionery buyers deferred purchases, reducing import enquiries.
- Dextrose Price Forecast indicates modest near-term volatility with gradual firming if freight or feedstock costs increase.
- Dextrose Price Index pressure eased as Durban operations stayed stable and freight premiums remained unchanged.
- Major Asian mills ran high operating rates, releasing volumes and enabling importers to negotiate lower CFR levels.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in March 2026 in MEA?
- Higher corn-starch feedstock costs abroad nudged FOB offers upward, partially passing through to landed prices.
- Ample Asian export availability increased import volumes, boosting inventories and constraining spot price upside significantly.
- Durban congestion and insurance hikes raised landed costs, prompting buyers to accept higher prices briefly.
For the Quarter Ending December 2025
Dextrose Prices in North America
- In USA, the Dextrose Price Index fell by 7.65% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting abundant inventories and weak demand.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 583.33/MT, reflecting Q4 weighted import averages data.
- Soft Dextrose Spot Price movements reflected ample Canadian and European export offers, keeping immediate cash markets subdued.
- Dextrose Price Forecast indicates narrow trading range near term absent feedstock shocks or logistics disruptions over winter.
- Moderate Dextrose Production Cost Trend was driven by stable corn-derived starch prices and reduced LNG energy expenses.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook remains subdued as confectionery and beverage sectors consume existing inventories rather than expanding purchases.
- Elevated inventories and steady imports pressured the Dextrose Price Index, limiting vendors' ability to raise offers.
- Canadian and French wet-mills ran at nameplate rates, ensuring continuous cargo availability to U.S. Atlantic Coast terminals consistently.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in December 2025 in North America?
- High inventories and steady import arrivals reduced buying urgency, keeping downward pressure on CFR prices.
- Stable corn and lower LNG costs moderated production expenses, limiting upward price pressure in December.
- Normal port operations and predictable freight reduced logistical premia, preventing supply disruptions and price spikes.
Dextrose Prices in APAC
- In Indonesia, the Dextrose Price Index fell by 4.08% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting inventory replenishment and softer offers.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 510.00/MT, amid limited spot availability.
- Dextrose Spot Price firmed in December as limited prompt cargoes and modest restocking tightened availability.
- Dextrose Price Forecast indicates near-term firmness unless corn starch feedstock softens or export availability increases.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend remained stable with imported corn starch prices steady, supporting conversion margins.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook shows restrained procurement from confectionery, beverage, and pharmaceutical sectors amid ample inventories.
- Dextrose Price Index movements reflected importers' selective buying, competitive exporter offers, and intra-Asia freight conditions.
- Inventory buffers and port operations limited volatility, enabling distributors to manage supply without aggressive procurement.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in December 2025 in APAC?
- Limited spot cargo availability and trimmed exporter run rates tightened immediate supply, elevating landed CFR costs.
- Year-end restocking and steady downstream purchases from beverages and pharmaceuticals increased bids, supporting firmer Price Index levels.
- Stable corn starch feedstock prices prevented conversion cost relief, maintaining producer margins and sustaining price support.
Dextrose Prices in Europe
- In Germany, the Dextrose Price Index fell by 9% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting inventories and weak procurement.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 540.00/MT reflecting muted buyer activity.
- Dextrose Spot Price softened amid ample stocks, leaving Dextrose Price Index on sustained downward trajectory.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend rose slightly as corn starch and energy surcharges increased conversion expenses.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook remains subdued as confectionery, beverage buyers draw stocks, restraining Price Index upside.
- Dextrose Price Forecast anticipates recovery potential if spring demand strengthens and inventories draw down modestly.
- Export competition trimmed CIF offers while Dextrose Spot Price volatility modestly affected Dextrose Price Index.
- Working inventories remained high at Hamburg distributors, constraining offers despite production and steady export availability.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in December 2025 in Europe?
- Elevated inventories reduced urgency among importers, increasing seller competition and pressuring CIF offers and spreads.
- Rising corn starch prices and energy surcharges lifted conversion costs, underpinning firmer December landed offers.
- Stable Rhine waterways and Hamburg maintained supply reliability, preventing acute shortages despite stronger spot buying.
Dextrose Prices in MEA
- In South Africa, the Dextrose Price Index fell by 2.34% quarter-over-quarter, driven by inventory sufficiency.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was USD 626.67/MT, reflecting subdued import inquiry levels.
- Dextrose Spot Price remained pressured by corn-starch feedstock and competitive Asian export offers, constraining rallies.
- Dextrose Price Forecast indicates downside risk while the Price Index reflects soft import market conditions.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend eased as corn and corn-starch costs softened, supporting lower landed offers.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook remains muted with confectionery, beverage, and pharmaceutical sectors replenishing to minimal levels.
- Dextrose Price Index pressure compounded by elevated Durban congestion surcharges and higher inventories at coastal distributors.
- Export mills in China and India ran steady, limiting volatility and keeping Dextrose Spot Price aligned.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in December 2025 in MEA?
- Corn-starch feedstock softened, reducing production costs and allowing exporters to lower ex-mill offers to buyers.
- Competitive cargoes from China and India increased supply, pressuring landed offers despite modest demand levels.
- Durban congestion surcharges elevated landed costs but failed to offset feedstock savings, leaving prices lower.
For the Quarter Ending September 2025
North America
- In USA, the Dextrose Price Index fell by 4.92% quarter-over-quarter, driven by eased import costs.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 631.67/MT reported by CFR NY
- Weak dollar and lower freight reduced landed costs, pressuring the Dextrose Spot Price despite consumption
- Inventory replenishment cycles fluctuated; Dextrose Demand Outlook signals moderate restocking ahead of Q4 production schedules
- Chinese export surplus and tariff shifts drove volatility, influencing the Dextrose Production Cost Trend globally
- August declines contrasted June spikes; Dextrose Price Forecast shows short-term consolidation with mixed signals currently
- Food, pharmaceutical and personal-care sectors sustained demand, supporting the Dextrose Price Index amid tightening persistently
- Port efficiency and logistics normalization eased pressure, but buying maintained firm offers in spot markets
Why did the price of Dextrose change in September 2025 in North America?
- Reduced Chinese export prices and tariff relief lowered landed costs, easing import-cost pressures in September
- Elevated inventories and buyer destocking weakened spot demand, exerting downward pressure on the Price Index
- Stable U.S. port operations and falling freight rates improved logistics, reducing urgency for premium procurement
MEA
- In South Africa, the Dextrose Price Index rose by 8.09% quarter-over-quarter in Q3 2025, reflecting import constraints and logistics disruptions.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 641.67/MT, reflecting elevated landed import costs and tighter inventories.
- Elevated freight and Rand weakness supported higher Dextrose Spot Price and sustained the Dextrose Price Index momentum.
- Rising feedstock and energy costs drove the Dextrose Production Cost Trend upward, pressuring margins for processors.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook remained firm with steady food and pharmaceutical procurement, supporting near-term replenishment activity.
- The Dextrose Price Forecast anticipates modest volatility as seasonal restocking and stabilized imports balance demand and cautious buying.
- Limited export availability and port congestion tightened inventories, reinforcing the Dextrose Price Index and prompting precautionary buying.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in September 2025 in MEA?
- Import dependence and Rand depreciation increased landed costs, transmitting international supply pressure into local markets.
- Port congestion and elevated freight rates delayed shipments, producing inventory shortages and upward price pressure.
- Steady food and pharmaceutical demand combined with precautionary restocking and importers' hedging amplified short-term market tightness.
APAC
- In Indonesia, the Dextrose Price Index fell by 1.30% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting supply and subdued demand.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was USD 531.67/MT, reflecting import and logistics costs.
- Dextrose Spot Price movements tracked Chinese feedstock inflation, keeping landed costs elevated despite freight improvements.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend rose with higher corn and energy costs, pressuring domestic Price Index.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook remains subdued as food and pharmaceutical buyers optimize inventories, curbing restocking activity.
- Dextrose Price Forecast suggests modest volatility with month-to-month adjustments driven by shipments and procurement behavior.
- Inventory alignment and Chinese and Thai exports stabilized the Price Index, reducing upside pressure domestically.
- Operational recoveries in starch mills improved supply reliability, limiting sharp price spikes despite maintenance outages.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in September 2025 in APAC?
- Improved exports from China and Thailand eased shortages, lowering landed costs and pressuring Price Index.
- Corn and energy cost inflation in exporters kept production costs elevated, limiting dextrose price declines.
- Logistics improvements reduced freight premiums, while cautious industrial buying and inventory optimization softened price momentum.
Europe
- In Germany, the Dextrose Price Index fell by 2.79% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting logistic disruptions and inventory replenishment.
- The average Dextrose price for the quarter was approximately USD 593.33/MT, reflecting stable production and shipping volatility.
- Observed Dextrose Spot Price movements tightened as the regional Price Index responded to port congestion easing.
- Dextrose Price Forecast indicates modest volatility near-term as buyers replenish stocks and shipping costs normalize.
- Dextrose Production Cost Trend remained stable, with feedstock pricing pressures muted despite higher inland logistics expenses.
- Dextrose Demand Outlook shows inventory-driven restocking offsetting softer end-user consumption across food and pharmaceutical sectors.
- Export demand and low inventories supported the Dextrose Price Index despite intermittent shipping rate relief.
- Major supplier continuity limited upside, with steady output from China and Belgium cushioning Price Index spikes.
- Logistics and currency swings remained key variables affecting Dextrose Price Index and landed cost calculations for German importers.
Why did the price of Dextrose change in September 2025 in Europe?
- Improved port throughput reduced shipping costs, easing landed import costs and relieving recent upward pressure.
- Increased Chinese export availability expanded supply, prompting price moderation amid cautious German buyer procurement strategies.
- Persistently low downstream inventories earlier in quarter supported restocking demand even as demand softened later.
