Carbon black supply shortage, Europe seeks alternative sources
Recently, the shortage of carbon black supply has plagued Europe. This situation has a great impact on the local industry.

Carbon black is crucial in many industrial fields. It is widely used in rubber, plastics, inks and other industries and is an indispensable raw material. Today's supply shortage has made it difficult for European related industries to operate.

In order to solve this dilemma, European countries are actively exploring alternative sources. On the one hand, increase the exploration and development of domestic potential resources, hoping to tap the potential of local carbon black production; on the other hand, look overseas and negotiate cooperation with places with abundant carbon black production capacity to broaden supply channels.

Some companies are also working on research and development of alternative materials, with the aim of replacing some of the functions of carbon black with new substances. Although this research and development road is long, it is a long-term plan and a good strategy.

Faced with the shortage of carbon black supply, Europe is making every effort to find a multi-pronged solution to ensure the stable development of the industry, hoping to find new opportunities in the difficult situation, solve the current urgency and seek future prosperity.