01 Sunflower Seeds

Week 52 (December 22-26, 2025): Domestic sunflower seed prices remained relatively stable this week.  Specific prices for each region are as follows:

Weekly Review:

The domestic sunflower seed market operated steadily this week. Currently, sunflower seed supplies are tight, and trading is sluggish. In terms of supply, due to transportation restrictions, the volume of sunflower seeds arriving at ports is limited, resulting in overall tight supply, which is positive for the sunflower seed market. In terms of demand, the market is mainly driven by essential replenishment, with traders adopting a wait-and-see attitude and weak demand, which is negative for the sunflower seed market. During the same period, the market for sunflower kernels also saw relatively slow sales, with little price fluctuation.

It is expected that sunflower seed prices will remain stable in the short term (1-2 months). Overall port inventories are limited, and traders are cautious and adopting a wait-and-see approach, mainly due to the combined effects of import restrictions and weak demand. The upcoming New Year and Spring Festival holidays may accelerate sales, potentially leading to a supply shortage and a possible increase in sunflower seed prices.

02 Sunflower Oil

Week 52 (December 22-26, 2025): Domestic sunflower seed prices remained relatively stable this week.  Specific prices for each region are as follows:

Weekly Review:

The domestic sunflower seed market operated steadily this week. Currently, sunflower seed supplies are tight, and trading is sluggish. In terms of supply, due to transportation restrictions, the volume of sunflower seeds arriving at ports is limited, resulting in overall tight supply, which is positive for the sunflower seed market. In terms of demand, the market is mainly driven by essential replenishment, with traders adopting a wait-and-see attitude and weak demand, which is negative for the sunflower seed market. During the same period, the market for sunflower kernels also saw relatively slow sales, with little price fluctuation.

It is expected that sunflower seed prices will remain stable in the short term (1-2 months). Overall port inventories are limited, and traders are cautious and adopting a wait-and-see approach, mainly due to the combined effects of import restrictions and weak demand. The upcoming New Year and Spring Festival holidays may accelerate sales, potentially leading to a supply shortage and a possible increase in sunflower seed prices.