Eastern Cornbelt: Granular ammonium sulfate was reported at $310-$325/st FOB in the Eastern Cornbelt, with the low FOB Maumee, Ohio, and the upper end FOB Burns Harbor and other terminals in Indiana and Illinois. Rail-delivered product was pegged at $315-$330/st in the Eastern Cornbelt.
Ammonium thiosulfate was tagged at $345-$350/st FOB in the region, with the low FOB Burns Harbor and the upper end FOB Maumee.
Western Cornbelt: The low end of the granular ammonium sulfate range in the Western Cornbelt remained at $285-$290/st FOB in Missouri, with the upper end quoted at the $310/st FOB level in Iowa.
Ammonium thiosulfate was steady at $310-$345/st FOB in the region.
Northern Plains: The granular ammonium sulfate market was tagged at $300-$310/st FOB in the Northern Plains, with delivered product referenced in the $320-$330/st range, depending on location. Sources reported very tight inventories, with some suppliers sold out on a prompt basis. “There are no tons from anyone,” said one regional contact at midweek.
The ammonium thiosulfate market had reportedly firmed to $320-$350/st FOB for spring tons in the Northern Plains, up $10-$20/st from last report, depending on location.
Great Lakes: Granular ammonium sulfate was quoted at $315-$325/st FOB in the Great Lakes region, with the low FOB Webberville and the upper end reported in the Wisconsin market. Honeywell’s Jan. 7 granular ammonium sulfate postings included $325/st FOB Wisconsin terminals at Amherst Junction and Prairie du Chien.
The ammonium thiosulfate market was pegged at $350-$360/st FOB in the region, with the low again reported FOB Webberville.
Northeast: Granular ammonium sulfate remained at $305-$315/st DEL in the Northeast.