China L-Arginine Prices Tumble 3.45% in late June 2026 as Oversupply and Weak Demand Persist

China L-Arginine Prices Tumble 3.45% in late June 2026 as Oversupply and Weak Demand Persist

Lewis Carroll 01-Jul-2026

China's L-Arginine market weakened significantly throughout June as abundant domestic supply and sluggish downstream demand continued to pressure prices. Producers maintained high operating rates, while stable feedstock and electricity costs supported elevated L-Arginine output. Capacity expansions by major manufacturers further increased availability, leading to higher inventories and intensified competition among suppliers. Demand for L-Arginine remained soft across nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, and animal feed industries, with buyers purchasing only for immediate needs while delaying bulk procurement in anticipation of lower prices. Looking ahead, the L-Arginine market is expected to remain under pressure due to ample supply, comfortable inventories, and weak spot demand. However, stronger export inquiries or production curtailments could help stabilize L-Arginine prices in the coming weeks.

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