Technical material prices rise later, environmental pressure is the main driver

As environmental awareness strengthens, ecological and environmental protection is being taken more and more seriously. At this year's Two Sessions it even became a hot topic. Recently, with the introduction of the new Environmental Protection Law, the pesticide market is quietly undergoing changes.

Last week, domestic chlorpyrifos technical material prices rose somewhat compared with before the trade show. Judging by the current situation, the market operation of chlorpyrifos technical material prices has been fairly successful. After the Spring Festival there were rumors that chlorpyrifos technical material prices would rise further at the trade show; before the show some customers also placed a good number of orders in a concentrated way, and at the show the price rose by 500 to 700 yuan per tonne compared with before the show, and this price is basically acceptable to overseas customers, so it can be said that this price rise for chlorpyrifos technical material was fairly successful. During the trade show, the national "Two Sessions" were being held, and the environmental protection issue remained one of the main topics of discussion. After the Two Sessions, whether environmental pressure will increase again will become the main reason for price changes in chlorpyrifos technical material and even other technical material products. This year's domestic and international economic situation is not too good, and the downward pressure on pesticide prices is relatively strong. In addition, so far everyone is still not optimistic about this year's pesticide market, so the main driver of later technical material price rises still lies in environmental pressure, which also fills chlorpyrifos technical material enterprises with confidence that prices will continue to rise later. Judging from the situation at this trade show, after the show chlorpyrifos technical material prices will still maintain their current level, and later price changes will depend on future demand and price operation strategies.