Asia
In Q4 2025, threonine prices in Asia continued to show a weakening trend amid high supply and cautious buying. Chinese exporters faced steady production levels, which, combined with ample inventory, kept market pressure high. Freight and commodity costs were firming, but this was not enough to offset the oversupply, keeping FOB prices low. Buyers in other Asian countries were hesitant to make large purchases, focusing instead on short-term requirements.
Europe
In the European market, the prices of threonine remained under pressure throughout the quarter. The weakening of the euro against the dollar, combined with the higher prices of soy, impacted the import prices from Asia, though the demand from feed companies only started to improve gradually. The buyers in the European region remained cautious, given the low prices prevailing globally, and focused more on making smaller, planned purchases rather than entering into large quantities of speculative buying.
North America
Threonine prices in North America followed the same pattern as in Europe. Prices did not increase much but continued to remain stable due to consistent demand from the feed and animal industry. The supply from global exporters was sufficient to meet the demand in the region. Buyers in the region focused on buying contracted volumes for Q4. However, the prices did not increase much due to freight costs and changes in raw materials. The market was soft in the region.