What caused the rise in the price of soda ash in late September? ?

Is there a reason for the rise in raw material prices?

This post was last edited by Jiangbei Piaodi on 2013-9-29 07:59. 1. The price of ammonium chloride continues to decline; 1.1 India has reduced its imports of Chinese ammonium chloride, 1.2 It is now the time for fertilization, and continuing to use ammonium chloride would cause soil compaction, so farmers are switching to other fertilizers, 1.3 Drought in the south and floods in the north have led to a reduction in fertilizer use in China’s agricultural sector. 2. A soda ash factory in Hubei had to shut down for a week due to environmental regulations, resulting in a decrease in soda ash production in the southern region. 3. A soda ash factory in Sichuan experienced a significant drop in production because of issues with natural gas valves, which led to reduced soda ash output in the southwestern region. 4. In Henan, a synthetic ammonia plant shifted most of its production to melamine due to the high profits associated with it, which resulted in a decrease in soda ash production in the Central Plains region. 5. A large chemical plant was shut down for a month for maintenance, leading to a reduction in soda ash production in the Northeast. 6. The main reason is that the real estate industry was booming in September and October, and these two months represent the peak season for real estate construction, leading to a significant increase in the demand for flat glass. This resulted in a period of huge profits in the glass industry, with prices reaching 15 yuan per standard box.

2\3\4 can only be isolated cases with minimal impact; the inventory at many alkali plants can quickly fill these gaps

Why has the price of heavy ash stabilized while that of light ash has dropped? It is said that Wucai Mining’s 1 million-ton production capacity was achieved in January this year? I really admire the guys at Tangshan Alkali Plant.

Qinghai Wucai’s current production is 60,000 tons per month