Showing posts with label agriculture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label agriculture. Show all posts

Thursday, August 22, 2013

Survey of Actual Consumption Situation of Succinic Acid in China

Succinic acid is a kind of basic chemical well-accepted in both China and worldwide. It has a wide range of applications, in addition to being used as raw materials of several chemicals, including 1, 4-butanediol (BDO), alkyd resin, PBS, etc., succinic acid can be also used as additives in agriculture, food , and other industries.

CCM’s 5th edition succinic acid report issued in August, namely Production and Market of Succinic Acid in China, outlines the current situation of China’s succinic acid market, including production situation, producers’ overview, raw material introduction, consumption situation, etc.

When it comes to the consumption situation of succinic acid in China, CCM will give readers a brief introduction to major end-use segments of succinic acid, including the consumption situation in such industries as food, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and other ones.

According to the report, the food industry has been the fastest growing consumer of succinic acid over the past five years and it will also be one of the biggest growth points in the coming few years. Meanwhile, polybutylene succinate (PBS) will be the biggest growth point among the downstream products. With the expansion of PBS market, the consumption structure of succinic acid will change greatly in the next few years and PBS is estimated to become the largest consumption segment of succinic acid in China.

To reveal the actual consumption situation of succinic acid in China, CCM presents the report with the following statistics provided:
l  Consumption volume of succinic acid in main areas in China in 2012
l  Major end-users of succinic acid in disodium succinate production in China in 2012
l  Major end-users of succinic acid in daminozide production in China in 2012
l  Major end-users of succinic acid in dimetachlone production in China in 2012
l  Major end-users of succinic acid in the pharmaceutical industry in China in 2012
l  Some end-users of succinic acid in soldering flux production in China in 2012
l  Major end-users of succinic acid in PBS production in China in 2012
l  Capacity of major existing & potential PBS producers in China, as of July 2013
l  Major end-users of succinic acid in DMS, DES and DIPS production in China in 2012

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Thursday, March 28, 2013

Argentina will get the biggest corn production in 13 years


On Feb. 14, 2013, according to the Buenos Aries Cereal Exchange, Argentina will harvest a record production of corn at 25 million tonnes in the season of 2012/13. If this estimation comes true, the production of corn will be 16.3% higher than 21.5 million tonnes in the previous season.
 
Besides the Buenos Aries Cereal Exchange, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) even estimated that the production of corn in Argentina will reach 27 million tonnes in 2012/13. Be it 25 million tonnes or 27 million tonnes, the estimation of corn production in Argentina in 2012/13 will be the highest in 13 years.
 
Although the production of corn in Argentina will break a record in 2012/13, the planting area of corn is lower than that in the previous season. According to data from the Buenos Aries Cereal Exchange, the planting area of corn is about 3.6 million ha. In 2012/13, suffering a decline of approximately 15% compared with that in 2011/12.
 
In fact, some regions in Argentina suffered from the drought before Jan. 2013 and high thermal records. These factors would cause the losses in yield potential of crops. However, as the rainfall comes in late Jan. 2013, it improves the soil conditions and encourages the development of crops.
 
With the record production of corn expected in Argentina, the local government will boost the corn exports in 2012/13. Some experts think that it will increase the corn supply in the world, thereby helping ease the global corn price. However, the technical manager of the Federation of Agriculture and Livestock of Mato Grosso (Famato) considers that the expected increasing exports of corn in Argentina could not have a great effect on the international market.
 
According to the data from USDA, Argentina is the third largest exporter of corn in the world, behind Brazil and the US. The export volume of corn will reach 19.5 million tonnes in Argentina in 2012/13, accounting for an approximate 20% of world's total corn export volume and 72% of Argentina's total corn production in 2012/13. But in Brazil, the total export volume of corn is expected to just account for about 34% of the total domestic production in 2012/13. It means that even if Argentina exports all of its corn production, any effect on the international market should be very limited.

Crop Protection South America Monthly Report is a monthly publication released by CCM’s. It offers timely update and close follow up of South America's various kind of Crop market dynamics, analyze the market data and trends. Major columns include companies' current dynamics and market situation, a close watch of government policies and regional dynamics.

As a leading market research consulting company in China with more than 10-year-experience, CCM offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis all through its new proprietary product ValoTracer. For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.

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Less is More ---CCM’s Content Chunk, a micro-report database online available for access


Content Chunk is a micro-report database online launched by CCM in 2012. It features more than 1,000,000 chunks of information, which is widely involved in numerous industries, including agriculture, chemicals, energies, economics, investment, finance, food, ingredients, minerals, mining, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, printing, packaging, etc. 

Given that a lot of customers often need to search varied kinds of information through internet with a convenient and effective way, CCM created this online database to meet this problem. According to CCM, the information in Content Chunk has different types of presentation forms, namely text, figure, picture, table, and group (group refers to a collection of information integrated by texts, figures, pictures and tables). All information provided in Content Chunk are derived from CCM’s various comprehensive newsletters and market reports, so all information are reliable and accurate, other than those massive amount of information obtained through other search engines, for which users usually have to spend much time on screening the information till they find out what exactly they need.

By accessing to Content Chunk, users can get the target information immediately at their fingertips, so this can greatly improve their work efficiency. Content Chunk will be a very practical tool for those users who are in great demand for information to assist in conducting their academic researches, market surveys, etc. In addition to saving time, users can also save money on it, as they only need to pay for the target information. According to CCM, there is a free trial available for all users now to experience the convenience and benefits of Content Chunk.

What’s more, CCM is going to hold a webinar introducing Content Chunk on 3rd April. Through the webinar, you can know more about Content Chunk and find out how it works to facilitate the information search progress.

The webinar is for free. But registration is required. For more information, please visit


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Wednesday, February 20, 2013

China to largely support 2013 spring production


According to the news from the Ministry of Finance of China (MFC) on 21 Jan., 2013, it has allocated USD19.46 billion of subsidy to provincial governments (including local governments in autonomous regions and municipalities) for the support of spring production in 2013, including USD2.4 billion of direct grain purchase subsidy and USD17.06 billion of comprehensive subsidy of agricultural means of production.

Additionally, aiming to support local governments to better complete the payment of direct grain purchase subsidy, the MFC allocated USD5.02 billion of grain risk fund (a special fund used to ensure the stabilization of grain price and the normal flow order of grain in domestic market) to local governments. Adding up the grain risk fund raised by local governments, the total fund reached USD6.08 billion.

Aiming to ensure grain safety, China has increased the investment in agricultural production year by year. Total investment in agriculture in 2012 reached USD195.65 billion, up 18.04% over that in 2011.

Such a large investment had finally gained a good return in 2012. According to the National Bureau of Statistics of China, China's total grain output in 2012 enjoyed a ninth growth in the past nine years, reaching 589.57 million tonnes and up 3.2% over that in 2011.

Moreover, the annual average income of farmers in this period also witnessed great growth, reaching USD1,260.67, up 10.7% over that in 2011.

Eyeing the growing population and the gradually shrinking of arable land, China has done a lot of work in improving grain output and stimulated the planting enthusiasm of farmers in recent years. However, as the fast development of urbanization in China in recent years, lots of farmers started to flow into cities for works and abandoned lots of farmland. The great gap between the incomes of working in city and farming has also alerted Chinese government. It is really hard for it to fill or narrow the gap in the near future even though China continued to increase the investment in agricultural production subsidies year by year.

The contradiction in the wills of raising farmers' income and encouraging them to stick to agricultural production for the growth of grain output has bothered Chinese government in the past few years.

The policy carried out in 2005, namely the Management Approach of Rural Land Contracting Right of Management Circulation, has largely balanced the problems. It encourages those farmers who are not willing to continue planting but to rent their farmlands to those large plantations. So that farmers can work in other fields and the farmlands are still not abandoned.

In the No. 1 central document of 2013, Chinese government is predicted to mainly focus on the reformation and innovation of agricultural management system which will encourage more professional plantations and develop more professional collective organizations.

Even so, Chinese government won't let the number of large plantations to increase as large as it can, because too many farmers abandon farmland and choose to work in cities which will cause lots of urban management issues.

The report above was derived from Crop Protection China News issued by CCM in February.

China to largely support 2013 spring production
China: cotton reserve measure facing with dilemma
Main pesticides' price trend in China in 2012
China: grain import volume up 156.5% YoY in Jan.–Nov. 2012
China: fertilizer industry needs transformation
Anhui Huaxing: pesticide business to be expanded after reorganization
Hebei Veyong reveals 2012 financial report
Pest and disease occurrence forecast in 2013

Crop Protection China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM on 31st, offers timely update and close follow-up of China’s crop protection industry dynamics. It also provides you with professional features articles, keeping you aware of the latest industrial development, import and export analysis, and market data. 

CCM is dedicated to market research in China, Asia-Pacific Rim and global market. With a staff of more than 150 dedicated highly-educated professionals, CCM offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis all through its new proprietary product ValoTracer.

For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.

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Thursday, December 13, 2012

China's first Agricultural Insurance Regulations issued


Investment in agricultural industry has been hot in recent years, and modern agriculture is also considered to be a potential investment field. Based on the current situation of China's modern agricultural industry, it's suggested that more capital and highly advanced management are needed for building some famous brands and increasing the industrial concentration.

On 12 Nov., 2012, China's first law for agricultural insurance, Agricultural Insurance Regulations (Regulations), was formally issued after the soliciting of public opinions for half a year. Besides, the Regulations shall be effective as of March 1, 2013, according to an announcement published by the Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council (LAOSC).

Agricultural insurances can be divided into planting industry insurance, breeding insurance and forest insurance basing on agriculture category. Among which, planting industry insurance refers to the business of providing insurance to grain crops and industrial crops. That is to say, rice, wheat, soybean, sorghum, corn, cotton, tobacco, tea, mulberry, sugarcane, herbs, vegetables, etc. are underwritten by the insurance.

The Regulations mainly aims to regulate agricultural insurance activities, protect the lawful rights and interests of the parties to the contract for agricultural insurance, enhance the capability to withstand risks during agricultural production and help agricultural insurance develop well.

Crop Protection China News is a monthly publication released by CCM. It offers timely update and close follow-up of China’s various kind of crop market dynamics, analyze the market data and trends. And the major columns include companies' current dynamics and market situation, a close watch of government policies and regional dynamics. If you want to know more about Crop Protection China News, you can contact us.


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Monday, September 3, 2012

AgriChina News Alerts Daily


China’s agriculture industry has experienced rapid development in recent years and has achieved outstanding outputs. In the future, China’s agriculture will continue to attract investments, improve productivity and product quality, and expand international trade. Foreign investors and business practitioners who are eager to be participated in commercial opportunities in the China agricultural industry need timely access and analysis on information of China agricultural news.

CCM International has launched a daily updated English newsletter named Agrichina News Alerts Dailyto meet the urgent needs from clients who need to keep informed of the most updated news on China’s agriculture industry but find it difficult to collect all.

Agrichina News Alerts Daily helps business practitioners and investors who care about Chinese agricultural and agro-chemical industry to gain access to the timely and accurate first-hand agricultural market news. The features of this daily report are “rapid, timely coverage of agricultural news, company news, policy and regulations ". In addition, the price is very affordable. Please continue to pay attention to it.


China Agriculture News Alert Daily covers China's agricultural markets, agricultural chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, agricultural products, plant protection, seeds, grains, agricultural technology, pest control and other related information. It also provides information about events such as summits, seminars, exhibitions, and web conferences on China's agricultural market. Delivered via email and database, China Agriculture News Alert Daily will bring you the latest news of China's agriculture, agricultural market conditions, dynamic company, product prices and other breaking news and events, help you make wiser judgments and decisions, and capture good investment opportunities quickly. CCM International publishes China Agriculture News Alert Daily by analysts independently. For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com; to subscribe, please call Tel: 86-20-37616606 or Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com


About CCM International
CCM International is located in Guangzhou, China. CCM provides Data and Primary intelligence about China & Asia Market in Crop Protection, Life Science & Health Care, Chemicals, Materials and Energy, etc. CCM's mission is to bring value to clients with our accurate, complete and timely information and services in the form of Newsletters, Reports, Import/Export analysis, Benchmarking data, Buyer/Seller data and a comprehensive suite of customized consulting services. For more information, please visithttp://www.cnchemicals.com

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Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Chile's Agricultural Business to Grow Fast


Driven by strong demand for its fruits, Chile will embrace a rosy prospect of its crop protection market, as it has concluded more and more agricultural trade agreements with other countries, according to CCM International’s July issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report.
  
At the end of June 2012, both Chile and South Korea claimed that they have signed a trade agreement for blueberry. According to the agreement, Chilean blueberry will have the chance to be exported to South Korea from July 15, 2012. Nearly at the same time, China agreed to double the trade with Chile to USD60 billion by 2015, including export deals for produces. All these facts are an indication of the agricultural boost in Chile in the near future.  
 
Produces especially the fruits from Chile are attractive around the world thanks to its strict agricultural standard in South America. Its fresh and processed agricultural produces are certified by Good Agriculture Practices (GAP). All the inputs used must be approved by official authorities, which has obligated use of only agrochemical with specific recommendations for each crop. These must be specified on the product's label. Through its policies, Chile dedicates itself to supplying produces which meet international food safety standards, so as to protect consumers and the environment.
 
Recently, fruit exporting business is the third exporting business in Chile. The total export value of fruit has been up to USD4.9 billion in 2011 from USD3.2 billion in 2007. Wherein, the grape exporting business accounts for the main part of the fruit exporting business, which valued at USD1.5 billion in 2011. Indeed, the grape planting area in Chile has been increasing gradually as the exporting demand of grape improves.

Pesticides in Chile are mainly formulations imported from other countries. The historical import data of pesticide can show the rising trend of Chilean pesticide market, with pesticide import value following fruit export value dynamic in the past years. Take the year of 2009 as a typical example, because of the outbreak of the worldwide economic crisis, global demand for fruits was inevitably weakened. Therefore, the fruit export value of Chile declined sharply in 2009, and pesticide import value was falling in response. Among different pesticide varieties, fungicides will be in the spotlight in Chilean agrochemical industry thanks to the increasing demand for fruit in Chile, as it can be widely used in fruit planting, storage and transporting.
 
In Chile, low import taxes caused the increasing import volume of pesticides from other countries such as China. There are a few formulations from local manufacturers, as it is difficult to compete with other countries that have free trade agreements with Chile. Therefore, most of the imported pesticides are finished products, with a small proportion of active ingredients. There is only one main local formulation manufacturer, which has very modern facilities and also manufactures for export. Some local formulation manufacturers focus on manufacturing basically sulfur-based dust and WP formulations, as well as cupric pesticides. As the export demand for Chilean produce increases, there will be the coexistence of opportunity and crisis for the local pesticide manufacturers in the near future.

Besides, Chilean agricultural planting development will also become the grow engine in its crop protection market.

Now Chile has focused its efforts on becoming a specialties market, with a broad agricultural variety allowed by its fortunate geography and climate. Currently, Chile not only does the research on new possibilities in crops, or fruit which may be historically unusual, but also tries its best to increase its yield and production through the planting technology.

Source: South America Crop Protection Monthly Report 1207

Content of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report 1207:
Chile and South Korea sign agreement for blueberry
Argentina to allow 6 million tonnes of wheat for export in 2012/13
Trade agreement between China and Argentina to benefit pesticide industry
Rainy weather affects sugarcane harvest in South-Central Brazil
Chile's agricultural business to grow fast
Crop planting in South America boosts pesticide consumption
Venezuelan farmers face difficulties in gaining urea
Brazilian corn harvest to get good result in 2012
Brazil extends deadline for pesticide technical review
Monsanto fails to complete GM cotton registration in Paraguay
… …

South America Crop Protection Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 30th(31st) of every month, brings you the latest information on new company dynamics, new policies, new market trends, new technology, International trade in the South America crop protection market.


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For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.
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Main market situation of bitter gourd seed in South China


Bitter gourd, also called bitter melon, is a popular vegetable in domestic market, with its special medicinal effects in reducing pathogenic fire. Originated from tropical and subtropical regions, bitter gourd has been widely planted in China for long-time artificial planting and breeding, but it is mainly concentrated in South China covering Guangdong, Guangxi and Hainan, according to CCM International’s July issue of Seed China News.
 
In order to figure out the main market situation of bitter gourd seed, CCM International invites an industry insider- Meng Lei to talk about the bitter gourd seed market in South China. Meng Lei, who obtained his Master's degree of agronomy from South China Agricultural University, currently acts as a sales manager of Guangdong Kenong Vegetable Seed Co., Ltd. (Guangdong Kenong) which mainly operates vegetable varieties bred by Vegetable Research Institute, Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences (VRI, GDAAS).

CCM International: What are the major types of bitter gourd in South China?
 
Meng Lei: Generally speaking, there are four major types of bitter gourd in South China, namely striped protuberance type (long-oil bitter gourd, 长身油瓜), granular protuberance type (pearl bitter gourd, 珍珠苦瓜), the intermediate type of the two above (intermediate type) and coniform fruit type (coniform bitter gourd, 大顶苦瓜). Long-oil bitter gourd and pearl bitter gourd are the leading types in South China, occupying a vast majority of total bitter gourd area. 

CCM International: Which type of bitter gourd do consumers prefer to eat in South China?
 
Meng Lei: The eating habits of bitter gourd are different for residents in various areas. It is common that consumers in a place would prefer the special taste of a type of bitter gourd and would probably not accept other types of bitter gourd. The quality of pearl bitter gourd is generally better than that of long-oil bitter gourd and most consumers prefer to eat pearl bitter gourd which is becoming more popular in South China.
 
CCM International: How vast is the planting area of bitter gourd in South China?
 
Meng Lei: The planting area of bitter gourd is not fixed, generally fluctuating with the changes of bitter gourd price and consumption habits in local areas. As far as we know, the total planting area of bitter gourd in Guangdong maintains around 20,000 ha. each year; Guangxi and Hainan would totally have 13,000 to 20,000 ha. of bitter gourd planting fields.
 
CCM International: What about the major planting distributions of bitter gourd in South China?
 
Meng Lei: Nearly all key vegetable counties in the three provinces or regions of South China have bitter gourd planting fields more or less. In Guangdong, bitter gourd planting is mainly concentrated in Jiangmen, Dongguan, Huizhou, Shanwei, Yufu, etc.; in Guangxi, it is mainly concentrated in Nanning, Guilin, Liuzhou, etc. Bitter gourd is widely planted in Hainan but the total planting area is relatively small and the multiple cropping index is relatively high in Hainan, compared with that in Guangdong and Guangxi.
CCM International: Can you introduce some prominent varieties of bitter gourd in South China?
 
Meng Lei: In South China, most varieties of long-oil bitter gourd are bred by VRI, GDAAS, such as the representative variety "Fenglv" (丰绿) which once held half of bitter gourd planting fields in Guangdong. As for pearl bitter gourd, various excellent varieties have been bred or introduced by a number of units such as Known-You Seed Co., Ltd. (Known-You), Shantou Jinhan Seed Co., Ltd. (Shantou Jinhan), Guangdong Provincial Improved Variety Introduce Service Corporation (GPIVISC), etc., with some representative varieties like "Black Pearl" (黑珍珠), "Cuifei" (翠妃), "Lvxiu" (绿秀), etc. The intermediate type of bitter gourd generally has a small market share in South China, only planted in some areas. Coniform bitter gourd is also mainly concentrated in some areas of South China like Jiangmen City of Guangdong Province, with some representative varieties like "Yuhe" (玉和) and "Cuilv 3" (翠绿3).
 
CCM International: Which varieties of bitter gourd do farmers prefer to plant in South China?
 
Meng Lei: Farmers like to plant those bitter gourd varieties which can bear fruits with higher selling price in market. It is sure that the fruit prices of winter-planting and early-maturing bitter gourd varieties are generally higher than those of common varieties, and thus many farmers prefer to plant winter-planting and early-maturing bitter gourd. Moreover, the bitter gourd varieties with high yield, good appearance and nice quality are also well recognized by farmers in South China. As mentioned above, pearl bitter gourd with better quality is quite popular among farmers, compared with other bitter gourd varieties.

CCM International: Are bitter gourd seeds sold by weight or grain number in the market?
 
Meng Lei: In the market, bitter gourd seeds are sold either by weight (gram) or by grain number. However, bitter gourd seeds sold by grain number usually have better quality and higher price while bitter gourd seeds sold by weight mostly belong to medium and low grades. Overall, high-grade bitter gourd seeds have been coated to enhance planting performance and improve commodity value before selling in the market. (Guangzhou China, September 1, 2011)


Content of Seed China News 1207:
Zhangye boosting corn seed production
Agrochemical enterprises entering seed industry
34.2% equity of Sichuan Chuandan to be transferred
Main market situation of bitter gourd seed in South China
Analysis of tomato seed market in Shandong
2012 Alfalfa Construction Project released to boost alfalfa industry
"Shannong 20" operated by Shandong Shengfeng
IPA1 gene applied in rice breeding
Snow lotus GM technique obtains invention patent
Peanut genome sequencing project to boost peanut breeding

Seed China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 30th of every month, offers timely update and close follow-up of China’s seed industry dynamics, analyzes market data and finds out factors influencing market development


About CCM International
CCM International is dedicated to market research in China, Asia-Pacific Rim and global market. With a staff of more than 150 dedicated highly-educated professionals. CCM International offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis all through its new proprietary product ValoTracer. For more information, please visit: http://www.cnchemicals.com.

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CCM International’s Products & Service in Crop Protection Industry


As an important part of agriculture, crop protection is concerned with protection crops from pests, weeds, and diseases. CCM International’s research on crop protection covers crops, crop protection products and technologies, pests and diseases, market dynamics and players, and policies and legislations, etc. With more than 10-year experience, CCM International provides the following products and services to suit your business.

(1)     Newsletter
Newsletters covering Chinese and South American market are now available. Crop Protection China News and Crop Protection South America Monthly Report present the latest information and updated market trend of crop protection industry in these two markets.

(2) Report
If you need a comprehensive understanding about the crop protection industry, CCM International’s report is one of your best choices. Based on the first-hand and primary data with insightful analysis, the report shows you a true market of crop protection and helps you figure out the potential business opportunities. Reports related to crop protection include:
… …

(3)     Various Data
The company can also provide the latest 2012 data of China’s crop protection industry, including output, capacity, price, consumption, import, export, producer profile, etc. If you think the above data can’t meet your needs, CCM International can offer customized services as well. For more products and services about crop protection industry, please contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

CCM International’s expertise in crop protection industry:


About CCM International
CCM International is dedicated to market research in China, Asia-Pacific Rim and global market. With a staff of more than 150 dedicated highly-educated professionals. CCM International offers Market Data, Analysis, Reports, Newsletters, Buyer-Trader Information, Import/Export Analysis all through its new proprietary product ValoTracer. For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.

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Tuesday, August 14, 2012

CCM Helps You Capture Investment opportunities in China’s Agriculture and Agro-Chemicals Market


Agriculture plays a very important role in Chinese national economy and securities. It is reported that China feeds more than 22% of the world's population but only uses 7% of the world's arable land. China's arable land has been reducing while the Chinese population still keeps increasing.
Innovation of technologies applied in agriculture and agro-chemicals, and international trade has been the hot applicable solutions to address the above situation. Quickly growing supply and demand on agricultural and agro-chemicals products are also shaping the trillions-dollar agricultural and agro-chemicals market in China. As a result, investment opportunities and demand for financial service increase rapidly. In order to catch all those chances, it is important for all players in capital market to select and use the right professional and independent reports and researches.
CCM International is located in Guangzhou, China. CCM has over 12 years of research experience in China’s agriculture industry. The company can provide market reports, import and export analysis, price monitoring, agriculture news daily, and other services that help clients master agricultural and agro-chemical market, estimate supply capability and price, and make wiser investment strategy. CCM’s research services are timely, accurate, and complete; its customer services are very customer centered. For instance, CCM assigns every client an experienced account manager.
For example, CCM International has made​​a series of research reports on crop protection, such as newsletters and reports on fungicides, glyphosate, herbicides. These reports cover crop protection products and technologies, pests and diseases, market dynamics and players, policies and protection regulations, etc. CCM’s trade analysis is a special service to help you identify the import and export situation of chemicals used in agriculture fields. The trade analysis not only provides the target products import, export quantity, specifications, price, time, origin or destination countries, but also covers the application, exporters, manufacturer’s information, etc.
In a word, CCM brings you the latest information on competitiveness analysis of China’s agriculture and agro-chemicals market- new legislations, company strategy, investment opportunities, financial data of top companies, international trade, technology advancement, and price fluctuations-all the information you needed to reap the exceptional returns in China’s agriculture market. For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.


About CCM International
CCM International is located in Guangzhou, China. CCM provides Data and Primary intelligence about China & Asia Market in Crop Protection, Life Science & Health Care, Chemicals, Materials and Energy, etc. CCM's mission is to bring value to clients with our accurate, complete and timely information and services in the form of Newsletters, Reports, Import/Export analysis, Benchmarking data, Buyer/Seller data and a comprehensive suite of customized consulting services. For more information, please visithttp://www.cnchemicals.com

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