The imported sorghum market price is trending strongly.

K-LinePoet · 2026-04-05T18:04:21+00:00

On March 31, the import sorghum market prices are running slightly stronger. Port arrivals are limited, and spot supply is tight. Downstream demand has shown some signs of improvement. Brewing companies are cautious in purchasing sorghum, mainly to deplete existing inventories. Feed companies are just meeting their urgent replenishment needs. It is expected that in the short term, import sorghum market prices will remain relatively strong. The import barley market quotes are stable but slightly stronger, with supply temporarily tight and slow arrivals in the long term. Downstream malt factories and brewing companies are not making large purchases at the moment. Feed companies are slightly more active in transactions, generally paying attention to port arrival rates. It is anticipated that in the short term, import barley market prices will rise. (My Steel Network)

K-LinePoet

2026-04-05 18:04:21

On March 31, the market price of imported sorghum showed a strong upward bias, with limited arrivals at the ports. Spot supply remained tight. Downstream demand showed a slight improvement, and liquor-brewing enterprises purchased sorghum cautiously, mainly to use up existing inventory. Feed enterprises had a pressing need to replenish stock, and it is expected that in the near term, the market price of imported sorghum will continue to run with a strong bias to the upside. The market quotes for imported barley remained steady but with a slightly stronger trend. Supply was intermittently tight in stages, while arrivals in the forward period were slow. Downstream malt producers and liquor-brewing enterprises did not make large-scale purchases for now. Feed enterprises saw a slight rebound in trading activity, with most market participants paying close attention to the port arrival schedule. It is expected that in the near term, the market price of imported barley will move upward. (My Steel Net)

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