
Ascorbic Acid
Significant price increases driven by higher corn prices. Market development depends on existing inventory levels in Europe.


Significant price increases driven by higher corn prices. Market development depends on existing inventory levels in Europe.

The suspension of the tax rebate system in China is leading to rising prices. At the same time, availability is severely limited, with many manufacturers sold out until summer.

Highly volatile market environment with sharply rising prices due to high raw material costs. Citric Acid Monohydrate is particularly in strong demand.

Massive price increases, especially for food-grade qualities. Availability is very limited; new deliveries are expected from June/July onwards.

Rising freight costs (dangerous goods imports from China) are putting pressure on prices. Availability is currently stable, although delivery delays are possible.

After previously reaching a low price level, prices are rising moderately again, supported by high import volumes at the beginning of the year.

Market conditions remain uncertain, as the EU is reviewing potential anti-dumping duties. In addition, strong dependence on oil prices makes short-term price fluctuations likely.

Price adjustments due to reduced production at manufacturer Kanbo in the first quarter. For Q2, more moderate increases are expected despite persistently high raw material costs.

Raw material shortages are causing supply stoppages by major producers. Further price increases and supply chain disruptions are likely.

Prices have increased moderately so far. However, manufacturers have announced further price increases, indicating rising costs in the medium term.

Strong demand and rising raw material costs are driving prices. No short-term market easing is in sight.

Despite rising raw material costs, price increases have so far remained moderate due to weak demand in Europe.