Asia
In Asia, prices moved slightly lower through Q3’25 as the market continued to struggle with oversupply and weak demand from the feed sector. Production in China stayed high despite slower export activity, keeping inventories elevated across key trading hubs.
Buyers remained cautious due to uncertain global trade conditions and soft livestock demand in major importing countries. The ongoing anti-dumping discussions in several regions also created hesitation among exporters, who preferred to wait for clearer policy outcomes. With higher competition among suppliers and limited restocking activity, overall sentiment in the Asian market remained subdued throughout the quarter.
Europe
In Europe, the market stayed under pressure during Q3’25. Oversupply from Asian producers and sluggish local consumption kept prices on the weaker side. The feed industry showed steady yet weak demand, while high transportation costs and regulatory uncertainty related to trade measures added further strain. The EU’s focus on reviewing anti-dumping practices in related amino acid products led to cautious buying patterns, as importers avoided long-term contracts until official rulings were announced. Even though some temporary buying interest emerged in late September due to restocking before winter, it was not enough to lift the overall market tone, which stayed largely bearish.
North America
In North America, prices followed a stable-to-soft trend during the third quarter. Domestic demand from feed manufacturers remained moderate, while export opportunities were limited due to increased global availability. Local producers faced pressure from lower international prices and ample supplies in Asia. Buyers continued to purchase cautiously, waiting for clearer signals from global markets before locking in large volumes. Despite steady livestock feed activity, the overall tone stayed cautious, reflecting broader weakness across amino acid markets worldwide.