Planning Ahead for 2026: How to Secure PVC Resin Supply Before China’s Policy Shift

Company Announcement: Securing PVC Resin Supply Ahead of China’s Export Tax Rebate Policy Change

China’s Ministry of Finance and State Taxation Administration have announced a major policy change.
From April 1, 2026, the 13% VAT export tax rebate for PVC-related products will be cancelled.
This includes PVC resin in pure powder, unplasticized, and plasticized forms.

This policy adjustment will directly affect export costs.
It is also expected to reshape global PVC pricing trends in 2026.

Despite this change, the current market presents a clear cooperation opportunity.
International buyers, especially in Europe, can still secure favorable pricing before the policy takes effect.

Market Background and Industry Impact

PVC resin prices are currently near historical low levels.
At the same time, export costs from China are expected to rise by 10–13% after April 2026.

As a result, many overseas buyers are planning earlier procurement.
Pre-policy purchasing is likely to increase in Q1 2026.

Recent market sentiment has also improved.
Trade expectations and regional policy developments have supported export activity.

Together, these factors create a limited time window for strategic sourcing.

Our Value Proposition for Customers

To help our partners manage cost risks in 2026, we offer practical and flexible solutions.

Fixed Pricing for 2026
Customers can lock in current PVC resin prices.
This helps avoid post-policy cost increases and improves budget certainty.

European Local Warehousing
We are building inventory positions within Europe.
This ensures faster delivery and reduces logistics uncertainty.

Flexible Payment Terms
We offer 3–6 months credit terms for qualified partners.
This supports cash flow and long-term planning.

Benefits of Early Cooperation

By securing supply before April 2026, customers can achieve:

• Lower landed costs compared with post-policy pricing

• Stable supply throughout Q2–Q4 2026

• Reduced exposure to short-term market volatility

• Improved procurement and financial planning

This approach turns market uncertainty into a cost advantage.

Why Timing Matters

The policy timeline is already fixed.
Market prices, however, are still at low levels.

Once the tax rebate is cancelled, export prices will adjust quickly.
Opportunities to secure today’s pricing will narrow.

Early action allows buyers to stay competitive throughout 2026.

Let’s Build a Long-Term Partnership

At StarsPlas, we focus on more than product supply.
We help customers design sustainable sourcing strategies.

We invite our partners to discuss long-term PVC resin contracts.
Together, we can secure stable pricing and reliable supply for 2026.

Contact us to plan your PVC resin supply before the market shifts.