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Daily Statistical Data on China's Sulfur Port Inventory Levels

Published on 2026-11-09

Total port inventory: 1.1251 million tons (Mt). Breakdown by port: Fangcheng Port 0.42 Mt, Beihai Port 0.018 Mt, Zhanjiang Port 0.355 Mt, Zhenjiang Port 0.22 Mt, Nanjing Port 0.01 Mt, Dafeng Port 0.079 Mt. Liquid sulfur inventory: Lianyungang Port 0.0095 Mt, Longkou Port 0.0056 Mt, Weifang Port 0.008 Mt.

Daily Statistics of China's Sulfur Port Inventory
Unit: Million tons (Mt)

Port Specification Price Port Inventory Remarks
Zhenjiang Port Solid - 22
Nanjing Port Solid - 1
Dafeng Port Solid - 7.9
Zhanjiang Port Solid - 35.5 Primarily downstream factory resources
Beihai Port Solid - 1.8 Primarily downstream factory resources
Fangcheng Port Solid - 42 Primarily downstream factory resources
Weifang Port Liquid - 0.8
Longkou Port Liquid - 0.56
Lianyungang Port Liquid - 0.95 Combined inventory of Dongtai and New Century terminals
Total Port Inventory 112.51

Source: Chempricehub Information

Sample Description: Chempricehub collects data from a sample of 9 ports. The total storage capacity for solid sulfur is 2.7 million tons, and the total tank capacity for liquid sulfur is 143,000 tons.

Definition: Port inventory refers to the actual physical total stock of specific commodities stored in yards, warehouses, and tanks at ports within a given period. It excludes cargo volumes on vessels currently at port.

Statistical Scope: The port inventory data provided by Chempricehub represents daily real-time sulfur port inventory statistics. This is primary statistical data, released before 16:30 on each working day.

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  • Wei Zhang 2026-11-09 20:05
    Sulfur port inventories hit 1.125 Mt, with Fangcheng holding the largest share. This high capacity utilization suggests ample feedstock supply, which may cap sulfuric acid margins despite steady downstream demand for fer..
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