Vitamin B8 (Inositol) Price Trend Q3 2025
In Q3 2025, the global Vitamin B8 (Inositol) Food Grade (>99%) market reflected a predominantly soft sentiment as ample supply conditions coincided with weakened downstream demand across key application segments. Prices for Inositol were shaped by subdued purchasing from food, beverage, infant nutrition and dietary supplement manufacturers along with competitive domestic offers from Chinese producers and steady operating rates that kept overall price fluctuations within a moderate 6-8% range during the quarter.
Stable raw material costs and consistent production output maintained supply-side stability, though restrained procurement and sufficient inventory levels across major consuming regions limited any upward pricing momentum. While baseline demand from functional food and nutraceutical sectors provided some support, overall market activity remained cautious. Looking ahead, changes in global restocking patterns, recovery in fortified food demand, and export competitiveness from leading Chinese suppliers are expected to influence Vitamin B8 (Inositol) pricing dynamics into the next quarter.
China
Vitamin B8 (Inositol) Export prices FOB Shanghai, China.
In Q3 2025, Vitamin B8 (Inositol) Food Grade (>99%, Powder) prices in China experienced a notable downward adjustment amid softened demand and ample domestic supply. Vitamin B8 (Inositol) Food Grade (>99%, Powder) price trend in China declined as muted procurement from food, beverage, dietary supplement, and infant nutrition sectors, combined with competitive domestic offers and steady production rates among major manufacturers, kept the market within the USD 3,600-3,800 per metric ton range.
Market sentiment remained bearish throughout the quarter, influenced by subdued downstream consumption, sufficient inventory levels, and limited export momentum that prevented any meaningful price recovery. In September 2025, Vitamin B8 (Inositol) Food Grade (>99%, Powder) prices fell by 6.97%, driven by persistent supply-side pressure and cautious purchasing behaviour, with these dynamics expected to guide pricing trends into the next quarter.
