Jinji Dyestuffs
HQ CN14% share
Chinese reactive-dye producer with ~14% share.
chemical · input
Textile Reactive Dyes & Pigments
Reactive dyes and pigments for cotton towels and linens.
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Source countries
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Companies
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Goods affected
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Claims on record
What depends on it
Goods that need this input
1 essential American goods rely on textile reactive dyes & pigments somewhere upstream in their supply chain.
Who makes it
Supplier companies
7 companies produce textile reactive dyes & pigments.
Zhejiang Longsheng Group (LonSen)
HQ CN14% share
World's largest dye and dye-intermediate manufacturer; owns DyStar. ~14% of reactive dyes plus dominant H-acid/intermediate capacity.
Zhejiang Runtu Co., Ltd.
HQ CN14% share
Major Chinese disperse/reactive dye and intermediate producer (~14%); added 30,000 t/yr capacity in 2024.
Huntsman Corporation(HUN)
HQ US13% share
US-based MDI (Rubinate) and polyurethane producer; one of only 4 global commercial-scale MDI producers. Port Neches, TX facility is a primary MDI source for North American OSB mills.
Archroma
HQ CH11% share
Global textile dye and chemical supplier spun off from Clariant in 2013; major supplier of reactive, acid, and disperse dyes for cotton, wool, and polyester. Produces Earth Colors® range from agricultural waste. Operates in 35 countries; ~6,000 employees.
DyStar Group
HQ SG
Reactive/disperse dye brand descended from the Bayer and Hoechst dye divisions; now Chinese-owned (Zhejiang Longsheng majority, Kiri Industries minority).
Kiri Industries Ltd.
HQ IN
Indian reactive-dye and intermediate maker; minority co-owner of DyStar.