Titanium Dioxide for Skin

Besides An Essential Skin Care Ingredient, Titanium Dioxide Can Do More!

• 2026-06-19
  

  Snack Tests Put Red 40, Titanium Dioxide and BHT Back Under Pressure

  The substances reviewed included Red 40, titanium dioxide, sodium nitrite, BHA, BHT, aspartame, sucralose and acesulfame-K, along with certain contaminants.
• 2026-06-09
  

  Titanium Dioxide: Stuck Between Weak Upside and Limited Downside

  As May came to an end, China’s titanium dioxide market entered a deadlock: prices remained stable, market sentiment stayed relatively firm, but actual transactions were quiet. Earlier sporadic price increase letters failed to push market prices higher. Traders and downstream users responded with caution, mainly choosing to wait and watch rather than actively restocking.
• 2026-05-26
  

  Chemicals Are Going Wild: Sulfur Surges 512%, Titanium Dioxide, Polyols and Sulfuric Acid Lose Control

  From sulfur and sulfuric acid to titanium dioxide, polyols, TMA, diethylene glycol, methyl ethyl ketone, acrylic acid, propylene oxide and TDI, a wide range of products have surged together within just a few months. Some prices have already climbed to multi-year highs.
• 2026-04-24
  

  Titanium Dioxide Prices Are Up Again! This Round of Increases Has One Real Driver: Sulfuric Acid

  The fourth round of titanium dioxide price hikes has landed, and sulfuric acid costs are becoming impossible to absorb.
• 2026-03-30
  

  Behind the Three Consecutive Titanium Dioxide Price Hikes, Sulfur and Sulfuric Acid Costs Are Rewriting the Pricing Floor

  On March 24, LB Group announced an adjustment to titanium dioxide selling prices, with domestic prices raised by RMB 1,000 per ton and international prices increased by US$150 per ton on top of current levels. On the same day, companies including Guangdong Huiyun Titanium, Tineng Chemical, Shengwei Fuquan Chemical, and Zhengtai New Materials also issued notices matching the same increase. By March 25, 25 companies had intensively released price increase letters, with the market generally seeing a rise of RMB 1,000 per ton. Combined with LB Group’s three consecutive price hikes on March 2, March 16, and March 24, this latest titanium dioxide rally is no longer an ordinary “follow-the-trend” price increase, but a systemic move upward jointly driven by cost pressure, low inventories, and stronger exports.
• 2026-03-27
  

  25 Companies Raise Prices Three Times Within a Month: China’s Titanium Dioxide Industry Shifts from “Price Wars” to a “Pricing Alliance”

  In March 2026, China’s titanium dioxide market experienced a historic wave of price increases. Within just one month, at least 25 titanium dioxide producers issued three consecutive price adjustment notices, forming what resembles a coordinated “pricing alliance.”
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