How China’s reported ban on sulphuric acid exports could have overseas buyers reeling
China may have informally restricted exports of sulphuric acid, causing concerns among international buyers reliant on Chinese supplies. The reported move has led to price volatility and supply chain uncertainties in global chemical markets. While official confirmation is lacking, industry sources indicate shipments have slowed significantly.
- ▪China is a major global supplier of sulphuric acid, used in fertilizers, mining, and chemical manufacturing.
- ▪International buyers have reported sudden cancellations or delays in sulphuric acid shipments from China.
- ▪There has been no official announcement from Chinese authorities regarding an export ban on sulphuric acid.
- ▪Market analysts suggest the restriction could be linked to domestic environmental inspections or supply shortages.
- ▪The lack of transparency has caused price increases and prompted some companies to seek alternative suppliers.
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