Recently, BASF, the world's leading chemical company, exploded at a chemical plant in Germany. At the beginning of the accident, the outside world has been widely reported that the accident affected ethylene, propylene and butadiene production plants. However, on July 31, BASF issued an updated statement saying that the accident device was the production of incense raw materials and precursors for vitamin production.
On August 1, the Securities Times reporter learned through multiple channels that at present, domestic vitamin manufacturers have collectively stopped quoting. Traders have increased their external prices, including vitamin A (VA) prices surged 53% in two days, vitamin E (VE) prices rose 20% in two days.
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