China’s sunflower market is seeing abundant new-crop arrivals while demand remains weak and mostly limited to just-in-time buying. Premium, dry, uniform lots are attracting better bids, while plentiful ordinary and lower-quality goods are discounted; cooler weather has modestly lifted roasted-seed consumption without prompting distributors to build inventories.
Ample supply and cautious buying are likely to keep ordinary-grade prices under pressure and the market range-bound, while quality premiums persist for scarce higher-grade lots.
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