Liquid Carbon Dioxide Prices: Market Analysis, Trend, News, Graph and Demand

North America

Liquid Carbon Dioxide (CO2) prices in the U.S. trended upward, primarily due to rising natural gas prices—a key input in CO2 production. Higher energy costs drove up production expenses, but overall market conditions remained stable, supported by consistent demand across major industries.

The food and beverage sector, the largest consumer of CO2, played a crucial role in sustaining demand, especially during the holiday season, which saw increased consumption of soft drinks and other carbonated beverages. Pharmaceutical, chemical, and welding industries also contributed to steady CO2 usage. While the manufacturing sector showed signs of weakness and business confidence waned, improving industrial activity helped offset these concerns.

Overall, rising energy costs pushed prices higher, but strong end-user demand kept the market balanced.

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Asia-Pacific (APAC)

Liquid CO2 prices in the Asia-Pacific region displayed a mixed trend amid fluctuating demand and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. Falling natural gas prices led to reduced CO2 production costs, prompting modest price declines in some areas.

Despite lower costs, demand remained firm, particularly from the food and beverage, pharmaceutical, and welding sectors. The popularity of carbonated drinks, food packaging, and the widespread consumption of bubble tea—especially in Southeast and East Asia—helped maintain CO2 usage levels. The chemical sector also played a role in sustaining stable demand.

While consumer preferences shifted toward cost-effective options, premium beverage brands like Coca-Cola retained strong market presence, helping counterbalance broader market challenges.

Europe

Liquid CO2 prices in Europe rose in response to increased natural gas costs, which pushed up production expenses. However, demand held steady across core sectors including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and welding.

The food and beverage industry remained the leading consumer, with strong seasonal demand for carbonated drinks and food preservation during the holidays. Pharmaceutical and chemical industries continued their reliance on CO2 for specialized processes such as supercritical fluid extraction.

Geopolitical tensions and seasonal supply chain disruptions led to some production delays, but festive season demand helped cushion the impact. Notably, the rising popularity of bubble tea across Europe contributed to higher CO2 consumption in cafés and coffee shops. Despite headwinds, the market outlook remained stable overall.

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