1. To prevent other fertilizers from being exported under the guise of ammonium sulfate: Strengthening export supervision and eliminating the export of restricted fertilizers such as urea and phosphate fertilizers under the name of ammonium sulfate, thus maintaining normal export order.

2. To standardize industry export standards and improve export quality: CIQ inspection strengthens product quality supervision, reduces the export of substandard products and low-quality goods, and promotes the standardized development of China's ammonium sulfate export market.

3. To reserve regulatory means for future market regulation: CIQ inspection makes export data and cargo flow more transparent, making it easier for regulatory authorities to implement stricter export controls should domestic supply and price stability be needed.

What are the future effects of CIQ inspection on ammonium sulfate exports?

1. Longer export lead times Additional inspection procedures may extend the time required for customs clearance and shipment.

2. Higher logistics costs Delays caused by CIQ inspection may result in extra storage, demurrage, detention, or vessel rescheduling costs.

3. Improved export quality Stricter quality supervision will reduce the export of substandard products and enhance the reputation of Chinese ammonium sulfate in the international market.

4. A more regulated and transparent market Stronger supervision will help eliminate false declarations and improve the overall transparency and compliance of ammonium sulfate exports.

5. Potential support for export prices If CIQ procedures slow the pace of exports, the availability of prompt shipments may decrease, which could provide support to export prices when international demand remains stable.