
Wanli Runda announced on October 23 that it would immediately stop accepting new domestic orders for its 80%, 70% and 98.5% lysine products because of continued rising freight costs. The company said production has not halted and existing orders are still being delivered.
Market observers note the decision does not by itself establish tighter overall supply.
Freight-driven order suspensions could shift procurement to other lysine suppliers and modestly support lysine prices, but the lack of a production cut limits the price impact for feed buyers.
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