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Daily Statistics of Sulfur Port Inventory in China (September 16, 2026)

Published on 2026-09-16

Total port inventory: 957,000 tonnes. Breakdown by port: Fangchenggang 390,000 tonnes, Beihai Port 28,000 tonnes, Zhanjiang Port 210,000 tonnes, Zhenjiang Port 217,200 tonnes, Nanjing Port 10,000 tonnes, Dafeng Port 86,000 tonnes. Liquid sulfur inventory: Lianyungang 3,300 tonnes, Longkou Port 3,500 tonnes, Weifang Port 9,000 tonnes.

Daily Statistics of China's Sulfur Port Inventory

Unit: 10,000 tonnes

Port Grade Price Port Inventory Remarks
Zhenjiang Port Solid - 21.72
Nanjing Port Solid - 1.00
Dafeng Port Solid - 8.60
Zhanjiang Port Solid - 21.00 Primarily downstream factory resources
Beihai Port Solid - 2.80 Primarily downstream factory resources
Fangchenggang Solid - 39.00 Primarily downstream factory resources
Weifang Port Liquid - 0.90
Longkou Port Liquid - 0.35
Lianyungang Liquid - 0.33 Combined inventory at Dongtai and New Century terminals
Total Port Inventory 95.70

Source: Chempricehub Information

Sample Description: Chempricehub Information collects data from a sample of 9 ports, with a total solid sulfur storage capacity of 2.7 million tonnes and a total liquid sulfur tank capacity of 143,000 tonnes.

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

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

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  • Daniel Foster 2026-09-16 20:11
    With 957k tonnes in port inventory, I see significant feedstock availability. However, if downstream demand for phosphates lags, this high capacity utilization could pressure sulfur prices and compress margins for produc..
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