On November 8, the China Phosphate and Compound Fertilizer Industry Association urged producers and traders to avoid below-cost selling and destructive competition. It said supplies of key inputs such as sulfur remain tight and costs volatile, while fertilizer production and supplies for winter stocking and next spring’s planting needs are currently stable.
Tight sulfur availability and volatile input costs may support fertilizer production costs, while a push to limit below-cost selling could reduce downward pressure on fertilizer prices. The article does not report a specific change to feed-grain or feed-ingredient supply.
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