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Daily Statistics of China's Sulfur Port Inventory

Published on 2026-11-12

Total port inventory: 1.133 million tons (Mt). Breakdown by port: Fangcheng Port 420,000 t, Beihai Port 17,000 t, Zhanjiang Port 355,000 t, Zhenjiang Port 223,000 t, Nanjing Port 10,000 t, Dafeng Port 79,000 t. Liquid sulfur inventory: Lianyungang Port 9,500 t, Longkou Port 9,000 t, Weifang Port 10,500 t.

Daily Statistics of Sulfur Inventory in Chinese Ports

Unit: 10,000 tons

Port Specification Price Port Inventory Remarks
Zhenjiang Port Solid - 22.3
Nanjing Port Solid - 1
Dafeng Port Solid - 7.9
Zhanjiang Port Solid - 35.5 Primarily downstream factory resources
Beihai Port Solid - 1.7 Primarily downstream factory resources
Fangcheng Port Solid - 42 Primarily downstream factory resources
Weifang Port Liquid - 1.05
Longkou Port Liquid - 0.9
Lianyungang Port Liquid - 0.95 Combined inventory of Dongtai and New Century terminals
Total Port Inventory 113.3

Source: Chempricehub News

Sample Description: Chempricehub News 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.

Term Definition: Port inventory refers to the total physical stock of specific commodities actually stored in yards, warehouses, and tanks at ports within a certain period. It does not include cargo volume on vessels currently in port.

Statistical Basis: The port inventory data provided by Chempricehub News represents real-time daily sulfur inventory levels at ports. This is primary statistical data, published before 16:30 on each business day.

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  • Yuki Tanaka 2026-11-12 20:07
    Sulfur port inventory at 1.13 Mt signals ample feedstock availability, easing pressure on downstream sulfuric acid margins. High stocks in Fangcheng and Zhanjiang suggest stable supply chains, though capacity utilization..
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