China exported 403,400 tons of urea in July 2026, valued at US$181 million, with an average price of US$449/ton, according to customs data.
Year-on-year: July volume fell 28.9%, while value dropped 13.7%.
Cumulative (Jan–Jul): Total exports reached 906,900 tons (+40.7% YoY), valued at US$379 million (+60.7% YoY).
Top destinations (July): Nepal (78,600t), India (47,500t), Bangladesh (47,200t), South Korea (45,200t), Vietnam (36,900t). Highest prices: Angola (US$540/t), India (US$500/t).
Domestic origin: Exports from 21 provinces, led by Hubei (119,300t), Yunnan (59,300t), Anhui (52,700t), and Jilin (39,000t).
All exports were under general trade.
