The new season of adzuki beans is now hitting the domestic market, but with growing supply and cautious downstream demand, prices are facing downward pressure. As buyers remain hesitant, will prices stabilize or continue to fall?

Rising Supply Pushes Adzuki Bean Prices Down

In October, the supply of adzuki beans in the domestic market has increased significantly as the new season harvest rolls in. With supply now ample, prices are facing downward pressure. The abundant availability is making it harder for sellers to maintain higher price levels, particularly as market dynamics show limited support for a price recovery.

Cautious Buyer Behavior in Sales Areas

On the demand side, the market is reacting with caution. Many downstream buyers are adopting a wait-and-see approach, purchasing only as needed. The weaker performance of the adzuki bean market has made procurement more tentative, with buyers unwilling to commit to large purchases amid fears of further price declines. This cautious mentality is limiting price support and keeping demand relatively subdued.

Small Import and Export Volumes Have Minimal Impact on Prices

In the international market, both import and export volumes of adzuki beans are relatively small, with little disparity between the two. As a result, their influence on domestic prices remains minimal for the time being. The market is more focused on domestic supply and buyer sentiment, with international trade playing a secondary role.

What’s Next for Adzuki Bean Prices?

As supply continues to rise and buyer hesitation persists, it’s uncertain whether prices will find support in the near term. For now, the adzuki bean market remains under pressure, but any shifts in demand or changes in international trade volumes could influence the trajectory of prices in the coming weeks.





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