Under the control of the domestic rare earth policy, the phosphors used to make energy-saving lamps have skyrocketed. As a result, the price of energy-saving lamps has also risen.
On September 6, after a reporter visited some lamps and lantern distributors in Hualing Market, they learned that the price of energy-saving lamps in Xinjiang has increased by about 30% from the first half of the year, and the price of an ordinary lamp has increased by 3 to 9 yuan.
Liling, a Philips distributor of Hualing Market Lamps City, said that since June of this year, energy-saving lamps have indeed risen in price, and that the increase has been quite large. The original energy-saving lamp of a T5 model was originally 6 yuan and now it has risen to 9 yuan. , rose by 50%.
Miyao Toyo, director of the M3 contact office of Atsugi Aurora Electric Division, said that due to the state's control of the rare earth policy, the price of phosphor raw materials in the lamp tube rose rapidly. The original phosphor of 300 yuan and 1 kilogram had risen to more than 3,000 yuan, soaring. More than ten times, it is not surprising that the price of energy-saving lamps has risen. They operate more than 30 models of energy-saving lamps and have adjusted prices to varying degrees, with an average increase of 30%.
According to the introduction by Mao Dong, energy-efficient lighting has high efficiency, energy saving, good color development, and long life. Compared with ordinary incandescent lamps, energy-saving lamps can save 60% to 80%, long life 4 to 6 times. So for a lamp a few dollars up, customers can accept it, after all, it is durable goods, but also energy-saving.
Delixi home electronics retailer Tsang Peixi said that on August 22, he received a company notice that dozens of varieties had full price adjustments, with an average increase of 10% to 12%.
In addition to raw material phosphor prices, labor costs are also a factor. Although the lamp of T5 model rose from 7 yuan to 16 yuan, due to more inventory, many old customers, the price has not changed, or sell 7 yuan, but the next time is not the price.
On September 6, after a reporter visited some lamps and lantern distributors in Hualing Market, they learned that the price of energy-saving lamps in Xinjiang has increased by about 30% from the first half of the year, and the price of an ordinary lamp has increased by 3 to 9 yuan.
Liling, a Philips distributor of Hualing Market Lamps City, said that since June of this year, energy-saving lamps have indeed risen in price, and that the increase has been quite large. The original energy-saving lamp of a T5 model was originally 6 yuan and now it has risen to 9 yuan. , rose by 50%.
Miyao Toyo, director of the M3 contact office of Atsugi Aurora Electric Division, said that due to the state's control of the rare earth policy, the price of phosphor raw materials in the lamp tube rose rapidly. The original phosphor of 300 yuan and 1 kilogram had risen to more than 3,000 yuan, soaring. More than ten times, it is not surprising that the price of energy-saving lamps has risen. They operate more than 30 models of energy-saving lamps and have adjusted prices to varying degrees, with an average increase of 30%.
According to the introduction by Mao Dong, energy-efficient lighting has high efficiency, energy saving, good color development, and long life. Compared with ordinary incandescent lamps, energy-saving lamps can save 60% to 80%, long life 4 to 6 times. So for a lamp a few dollars up, customers can accept it, after all, it is durable goods, but also energy-saving.
Delixi home electronics retailer Tsang Peixi said that on August 22, he received a company notice that dozens of varieties had full price adjustments, with an average increase of 10% to 12%.
In addition to raw material phosphor prices, labor costs are also a factor. Although the lamp of T5 model rose from 7 yuan to 16 yuan, due to more inventory, many old customers, the price has not changed, or sell 7 yuan, but the next time is not the price.
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