Glycerin prices mostly stable even amid tightening kosher supplies

Glycerin prices mostly stable even amid tightening kosher supplies

Glycerin prices were mostly stable on Monday November 25, with one source saying “market prices seem to be holding for now.”

Kosher glycerin supplies are “getting tighter,” according to a second source, but prices have changed little.

“I expect it will continue inching higher as we step into 2025,” the first source said.

Prices for renewable identification numbers (RINs) fell on the day alongside wider energy markets.

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