The export volume of expandable polystyrene in Rus

Russia's EPS export volume fell

the latest market data of MRC scanplast showed that in 2014, Russia's EPS export volume was 5500 tons, a decrease of 4 percentage points over the same period last year

in terms of target market, Ukraine is still the largest EPS exporter of Russia. Although the overall EPS export volume of Russia decreased in the first four months of this year, the EPS volume exported to Ukraine accounted for more than 90% of the total export volume. Last month, Russia's EPS export volume was 2400 tons, an increase of 60% over March this year. Among them, the number of EPS exported to Ukraine is 2200 tons

when adding in nearly 9000 injured and disabled workers, local traders said that although the supply of polymer market began to increase in April, the current EPS market in Ukraine is still facing a situation of short supply

domestic intermediaries in Ukraine said that with the arrival of seasonal demand peaks, the EPS supply gap will further expand. "We can only accept the current rising EPS price. Domestic manufacturers can't meet the growing market demand in time, so we can only rely heavily on EPS imported cargoes. However, recently, EPS import prices have soared, up by percent from the beginning of this year." A local market buyer complained

Russia said that it was "helpless" to help its neighbors with the problem of short supply of goods. The growing domestic demand in recent months does not allow Russia to increase its EPS output to overseas markets. In order to meet the country's expanding demand, Russia's siber group was forced to reduce its EPS export share, while rejecting many large orders from Ukraine

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