Showing posts with label export tariff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label export tariff. Show all posts

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Vietnam intended to raise the export tariff of multiple minerals


On Oct. 25, Vietnam's medium Th i Báo Kinh T Sài Gòn TBKTSG disclosed that Vietnam intended to raise the export tariff on multiple minerals, including phosphorus ore. Besides, the new export tariff on phosphorus ore will rise from 10%-15% to 15-25% and is expected to be implemented this year.

Vietnam's restriction on export of phosphorus ore takes a toll on the international market of phosphorus ore. As for China, the pressure may be exerted on domestic ammonium phosphate producers if Vietnam's ammonium phosphate industry gets a booming development in the future. For the moment at least, there's no intersection between China and Vietnam in terms of phosphorus ore business.

According to data from United Nations Commodity Trade Statistics Database (UN comtrade), India was the main export destination of Vietnam's phosphorus ore in 2008-2011. In 2011, Vietnam exported 586,846 tonnes of phosphorus ore, of which 71.11% was exported to India.

While for India, it seemed it did not rely too much on Vietnam's phosphorus ore. Among India's import of phosphorus ore in 2011, only 8.16% was from Vietnam. Generally speaking, Vietnam's push in this direction is definitely in the best interests of protecting local resources and restricting exports. In the meantime, it would be conducive to developing local downstream phosphorus products like yellow phosphorus and ammonium phosphate.

By the end of Oct. 2012, the capacity of phosphate in Vietnam had increased to 1,370,000t/a, whilst Vietnam's capacity expansion of ammonium phosphate was under way. In Jan. 2012, Vietnam National Chemical Corp. (VNCC) constructed its second ammonium phosphate facility. By 2015, VNCC's capacity of ammonium phosphate is expected to increase to 660,000t/a, which can surely boost the demand for phosphorus ore. In addition, this also can entail sufficient feedstock to supply its booming yellow phosphorus industry.

As the second largest holder of phosphorus ore resource in the world, China has been a net phosphorus ore exporter over these years. Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report provides you the latest information on company dynamic, industry dynamic, factors impacting the price fluctuation, technology improvement, and supply & demand of China's phosphorus industry.

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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

China to Become Main Force for Global DAP Market from June


Although China is weaker than the US in pricing power for DAP in the international market (Note: According to the previous situation, China’s DAP producers or DAP traders were apt to follow the contract price set by the US-based Phosphate Chemicals Export Association, Inc. (PCEA) and India’s purchasers), China is still to become the main force in global DAP market from June to September, 2012, according to CCM International’s July issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report.

China and the US are the top two exporters of DAP worldwide—accounting for 70% of the international market; while India is the biggest importer of DAP in the world. In 2011, China and the US respectively exported 4.02 million tonnes and 3.97 million tonnes of DAP. Amongst the exports, most were exported to India, respectively reaching 2.103 million tonnes and 2.41 tonnes.
 
In general, China’s DAP producers and traders would export proper export volumes of DAP according to the export policy each year —increasing export volumes in low export tax season (the details of China’s export tariff for DAP in recent three years could be seen in page 6 issue 1, Vol.2: CTCSC continues to restrain export of phosphate fertilizer, and in page 6 issue 2, Vol.1: Export tariff curbs urea and DAP export in H1 2011).
 
Therefore, with the opening of the window for DAP’s low tariff in China from June to September of 2012, China is bound to export large amounts of DAP during this period. Based on the export situation during the previous year, nearly 64% of total was exported (Note: There’s no change in the definition of peak season and slack season between 2011 and 2012).

Relatively speaking, the current supply of DAP in Russian Federation and the US was tighter than that in the previous year.
 
Firstly, the yield of DAP in Russian Federation and the US decreased relatively. During the first quarter of 2012, the US-based and Russia-based DAP producers—The Mosaic Company and PhosAgro both cut their production.
 
Secondly, the US was seeing a surge in domestic consumption of DAP, which will weaken its international supply ability. According to the data from The Fertilizer Institute (TFI), the strong demand for DAP in the US led to a low inventory in May 2012, which has decreased by 27% month on month to 251,000 tonnes.
 
Contrary to Russian Federation and the US, China is expected to contribute more force to the international market of DAP. In 2012, there’re nearly more productivity excess of DAP in China, because of the release of 1,000,000t/a new capacity during the first half of 2012.

As for the international demand for DAP, it mainly depends on the prime purchaser—India which consumes over 50% of the exported DAP worldwide.
 
It’s predicted that India’s import volume of DAP won’t be less than that of last year, and is expected to remain around 7 million tonnes according to the previous data.

Source: Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1207

Content of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1207:
Phosphorus Ore
Company Dynamics: Wengfu Group strives for improvement of self-sufficiency
Industry Dynamics: Rare earth accompanying resources to boost value of phosphorus ore  
Global Sight: Battle for phosphorus resources grows in Russia
Yellow Phosphorus
Policy & Legislation: Kaiyang's subsidy for yellow phosphorus producer to face challenge 
Phosphate Fertilizer
Policy & Legislation: Declined export guarantee money for DAP to relieve traders' pressure
Company Dynamics: China BlueChemical to rank among forefront of phosphate industry 
International Market Dynamics: China to become main force for global DAP market from June
Policy & Legislation: Role of phosphate fertilizer reserve stratagem is changing
Fine Phosphate Chemical
Industry Dynamics: APP attracts investment from medium phosphorus enterprises   
Company Dynamics: Hubei Xingfa appreciates development of food-grade phosphate chemicals 
… …

Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 15th of every month, provides you the latest information on company dynamic, industry dynamic, factors impacting the price fluctuation, technology improvement, supply & demand of China's phosphorus industry.


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Wednesday, January 18, 2012

CTCSC Continues to Restrain Export of Phosphate Fertilizer

On Dec. 16th 2011, the export tariff of 2012 was finally promulgated by the Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council (CTCSC). In accordance with the new export tariff, it is to loosen the export policy of ammonium phosphate (DAP & MAP) and tighten the export policy of triple superphosphate. And the new export tariff will take effect on Jan, 1st 2012, according to CCM’s January issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report.

From the new export tariff of phosphate fertilizer, it sees the intention of the government that it will continue to restrain the export of phosphorus resources. In particular, the export tariff of triple superphosphate will rise to 82% in the peak season of 2012. 

For ammonium phosphate, its new export tariff is same with that of 2011 basically. Compared with the export tariff of 2011, the difference is that the export price excludes customs duty in the export tariff of 2012. That means the trigger price is raised, which will increase the export price of ammonium phosphate indirectly.

As for triple superphosphate, its export tariff is to be levied as the similar method of ammonium phosphate. Entering peak season (Jan.–May., Oct.–Dec.), it'll be levied an export tariff of 82%. While during the period of slack season (Jun.–Sept.), the export tariff is only 7%.

Obviously, the prime objective of the new export tariff is to strengthen tariff regulation on each variety of phosphate fertilizer. After all, it didn't achieve expectation of decreasing export of phosphate fertilizer in 2011. 

In the light of the previous export tariff (the details see page 6, Issue 2, Vol.1: Export tariff curbs urea and DAP export in H1 2011) and the export data of phosphate fertilizer in recent two years (2010–2011), there's little suppression on the export of ammonium phosphate actually, but the exports of triple superphosphate and single superphosphate are greatly stimulated (the details see Figure 7: Export situation of prime phosphate fertilizer, Jan.'10–Oct.'11) after adjusting the export tariff of ammonium phosphate. At the end of Oct. 2011, only the export of MAP conformed to the original intention with a decrease of 3.38% year on year.

Source: Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1201

Content of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1201:
Phosphorus Industry Review 
Price of phosphorus ore keeps at high level in 2011   
Phosphate fertilizer industry has embarrassing time in 2011 
Top five phosphorus industry events in 2011 
Company Dynamics 
Hubei Yihua further strengthens storage of phosphorus resources 
Yunnan Phosphate Chemical drives flotation of collophane    
Industry Dynamics  
China's phosphorus exploitation enters traditional suspended period 
Policy & Legislation 
1st batch of enterprises meeting Entry Criteria for Yellow Phosphorus finally issued 
CTCSC continues to restrain export of phosphate fertilizer  
MIIT brings phosphogysum into planning of multipurpose use     
New Technology  
New process of phosphoric acid to inspire green concept 
Import & Export
International trade situation of phosphate chemicals in November   
Price Update 
Price monitor of some phosphate chemicals in December  

Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 15th of every month, provides you the latest information on company dynamic, industry dynamic, factors impacting the price fluctuation, technology improvement, supply & demand of China's phosphorus industry.

(Guangzhou China, January 16, 2012)
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Friday, September 16, 2011

Export Volume of Urea and DAP Is Excepted to Decline

CCM’s September issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report has come out recently. The top story is export volume of urea, and DAP is expected to keep downturn in the rest of 2011.

The export tariffs of urea and DAP/MAP have been effective since Jan. 1st , 2011. The export tariff adjustments resulted in the decrease of urea and DAP exportation. In H1 2011, China totally exported 4.75 million tonnes of fertilizers: DAP accounted for 642,000 tonnes and urea was 688,000 tonnes. Compared with that in the same period last year, DAP and urea export volume decreased by 14.1% and 55.8% respectively.

Based on the export tariff, the declining export trigger prices and the raising production cost, as well as RMB appreciation (has appreciated 3.6% from Jan. 1st  to Aug. 31st ), jointly erode the profits from urea and DAP/MAP export. Many enterprises, especially that without cost advantage (e.g. with own phosphorus resource), even lost in exporting urea and DAP/MAP. As a result, the export of urea and DAP fell in H1 2011.

In the rest of 2011, the export volume of urea and DAP is expected to keep downturn, with the raising production cost.

-Hubei Yihua adds investment on phosphorus ore exploitation to optimize its industry layout.
-Investment on phosphorus ore is upsurging in the worldwide.
-Integration of Phosphorus-fluorine industry is in favor of the development of phosphorus industry and fluorine industry.
-World is less and less depending on China's yellow phosphorus.
-China's yellow phosphorus industry pushes clean production technology for energy conservation and emission reduction.
-Shandong Kingenta cooperates with Weng'an government to develop upstream phosphate chemical products.
-China's export tariff adjustments for urea and phosphate fertilizers curb urea and DAP export volume in H1 2011.
-Brazil's phosphate fertilizer industry draws large mining companies' attention.
-Yoke Technology is accelerating upstream expansion.
-Double Dragons holds ground breaking ceremony for its TCP production line in Weng'an County, Guizhou Province.

If you are interested in CCM’s Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.
(Guangzhou China, September 16, 2011)


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Export Tariff Curbs Urea and DAP Export in H1 2011

China's export tariff adjustments for urea and phosphate fertilizers curb urea and DAP export volume in H1 2011, according to CCM’s first issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report.

In H1 2011, China totally exported 4.75 million tonnes of fertilizers: DAP accounted for 642,000 tonnes and urea was 688,000 tonnes. As compared with that in the same period last year, DAP and urea export volume decreased by 14.1% and 55.8%, respectively. However, the other types of fertilizers, such as concentrated superphosphate and ammonium sulfate, saw fast growing in the export volume in the same period. In H1 2011, the export volume of these two types of fertilizers reached 935,000 tonnes and 883,000 tonnes respectively, surging by 112.4% and 59.5% year on year.

The enormous contrast is primarily attributed to the export tariff adjustments for urea and DAP/MAP in 2011.

To guarantee the supply in domestic market, China's government adjusted the export tariffs of urea and DAP/MAP, having been effective since Jan. 1st, 2011. The new export tariff regulation maintains the tariff rate for urea and DAP/MAP, while it shortens the period of slack season and prolongs the period of peak season for urea and DAP/MAP export. Meanwhile, it turns down the export trigger prices of urea and DAP/MAP.

Based on the export tariff, the declining export trigger prices and the raising production cost, as well as RMB appreciation (has appreciated 3.6% from Jan. 1st to Aug. 31st), jointly erode the profits from urea and DAP/MAP export. Many enterprises, especially that without cost advantage (e.g. with own phosphorus resource), even lost in exporting urea and DAP/MAP. As a result, the export of urea and DAP fell in H1 2011.

In the rest of 2011, the export volume of urea and DAP is expected to keep downturn, with the raising production cost.
(Guangzhou China, September 16, 2011)

Content of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1109:
-Phosphorus ore
Global Insight: Investment on phosphorus ore upsurging worldwide
Industry Dynamic: Phosphorus-fluorine integrated industry emerging in China 
Company Dynamic: Hubei Yihua strengthens phosphorus ore exploitation
-Yellow phosphorus
Global Insight: World less depends on China's yellow phosphorus
Policy & Legislation: China's yellow phosphorus industry to promote clean production technology 
-Phosphate fertilizer
Policy & Legislation: Export tariff curbs urea and DAP export in H1 2011
Global Insight: Brazil's phosphate fertilizer industry attracts investment
Company Dynamic: Shandong Kingenta to develop phosphate chemicals in Weng'An County
-Fine phosphate chemicals
Company Dynamic: Double Dragons to develop TCP
Company Dynamic: Yoke Technology accelerates upstream extension 
-Import & export
International trade situation of phosphate chemicals in July
-Price Update
Price monitor of some phosphate chemicals in August

Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 15th of every month, provides you the latest information on company dynamic, industry dynamic, factors impacting the price fluctuation, technology improvement, supply & demand of China's phosphorus industry.

About CCM

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.
Please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com for more information or contact econtact@cnchemicals.com

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Monday, August 29, 2011

Yellow Phosphorus Export Still Sluggish

CCM has launched the first issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, which indicates that yellow phosphorus export is still sluggish without special export tariff.

It is reported that China's government levied 100% special export tariff on yellow phosphorus from May 20th , 2008 and Dec. 31st , 2008. However, it made downward adjustments for three times during the financial crisis to stimulate export and finally eliminate the special export tariff from July 1st , 2009. China's yellow phosphorus monthly export volume surged in July 2009, thanks to the elimination of the special export tariff since this month.

China's export volume of yellow phosphorus kept stable after the elimination of special export tariff. However, it dropped obviously since the beginning of 2011. China totally exported 6,340 tonnes of yellow phosphorus between January and May in 2011, only one half of that in the same period last year.

The obvious drop of export volume is probably owing to the soaring price and the increased domestic demand. Compared with the same period last year, average export price of yellow phosphorus increased by more than 20% in 2011.

In the remainder of 2011, price of yellow phosphorus is expected to keep rising and the demand from downstream industry will keep strong. As a result, the export volume of yellow phosphorus will still be downward.

Main Content of first issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report:
-MIIT to promulgate Entry Criteria for Phosphate and Ammonium Production
-Yellow phosphorus export still sluggish without special export tariff
-NDRC regulates phosphate industry development
-China continues to eliminate yellow phosphorus inefficient production capacity
-Import & export analysis of some phosphate chemicals
-Phosphate fertilizer industry to see industrial integration
-China encourages low grade phosphorus ore exploitation
-Leibo County strengthens phosphorus chemical industry development
-Wengfu extends product portfolio
-Hubei Xingfa cooperates with Dequest to develop phosphate chemicals
-Large phosphorus ore exploiters benefit from policy switch
-Price monitor of some phosphate chemicals

If you are interested in CCM’s Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.
(Guangzhou China, August 26, 2011)


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