
China has ample sunflower seed supplies, but subdued buying and cautious restocking are keeping ordinary-grade prices under pressure. Higher-quality confection seeds continue to command premiums, while new-crop availability and the lack of a clear demand catalyst are expected to sustain a two-tier market in the near term.
Comfortable supply and weak buying interest create downside pressure for ordinary grades, while quality premiums reflect firmer demand for select seed. The story describes a segmented market rather than a broad supply shock.
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