Oversea
market was still crucial for Chinese saccharin from Jan. 2012 to June 2012, according
to CCM’s September issue of Sweeteners
China News.
This can be reflected by the
latest data from China Saccharin Group (CSG), an organization under China Sugar
Association managing the production and sales of saccharin in China, the
percentage of the export volume of saccharin accounting for the total output
grew to 83.8% in H1 2012 from 74.5% in 2011, while that of domestic sales
volume dropped to 10.9% in H1 2012 from 15.8% in 2011. In detail, the export
volume and domestic sales volume of Chinese saccharin were about 8,531 tonnes
and 1,112 tonnes in H1 2012, increasing by 18.88% and 3.56% over the same
period of 2011 respectively while the total output of Chinese saccharin was
10,170 tonnes. However, due to the large stock of Chinese saccharin at the end
of June 2012, about 5,352 tonnes, it is predicted that the output of Chinese
saccharin will decrease in H2 over H1 of 2012.
Demand increase from Asia and
South America was one reason for the increasing export volume of Chinese
saccharin in H1 2012, according to two main saccharin producers in China South America in H1 2012, which made the demand from the
two regions increase during the period. For example, according to data from
China Customs, Germany, Brazil and India were top three export destinations of
Chinese saccharin in H1 2012, with import volumes of 967 tonnes, 734 tonnes and
584 tonnes, increasing by -5.1 %, 20.3% and 96.6% over H1 2011 respectively.
In fact, Chinese saccharin
capacity was 19,100t/a in 2011, taking up about 70% of the global total and
most saccharin made in China
Besides, the low export price of
Chinese saccharin provided the basis for the increasing export volume of
Chinese saccharin in H1 2012. In fact, the export price of Chinese saccharin
decreased further in H1 2012: the average export price of Chinese saccharin was
USD5,272.71/t in H1 2012, decreasing by 8.23% over H1 2011. Thanks to long-term
market competition and immense capacity, the export price of Chinese saccharin
has always been at a low level in the world in general, which can be traced
from many countries' anti-dumping measures on Chinese saccharin, including
India, Thailand, etc. However, since the capacity of saccharin in these
countries can't meet their demand for saccharin, they still have to import
saccharin from China
Significantly, according to CCM
International's investigation, it is not only Chinese saccharin that enjoyed
good performance abroad in H1 2012, other common high intensity sweeteners
(HIS) did too, including sucralose, acesulfame-K, cyclamate, aspartame and
stevia sweeteners. For example, the export volume of sucralose and acesulfame-K
were about 690 tonnes and 4,600 tonnes in H1 2012, increasing by 137.6% and
11.6% over the same period of 2011 respectively. In fact, Chinese HIS industry
grows rapidly in the past years, especially in overseas market, because of the
increasing demand from abroad and the low export prices. Moreover, with the
development of production technology and capacity expansion of Chinese HIS,
Chinese HIS products will win more popularity in global market in the future.
Content of Sweeteners
China
Xiankuo’s XOS recognized as
high-tech product of Jiangsu
Province
Anhui Jinhe's revenue of
acesulfame-K declines by 10.04% in H1 2012
Nanning Sugar acquires tax refund
of USD3.04 million
Plan of amending 5000+ items of
food standards to start
Team from Wrigley visits Shandong
Longlive
IMO approved as new kind of feed
additive
Development strategy of HFCS
industry in China
Oversea market is crucial for
Chinese saccharin in H1 2012
Aspartame re-evaluation extended
until May 2013
Enterprises of functional sugar
pay attention to technology innovation
Output of crystalline fructose
increases in H1 2012
QHT's total profit rises by
113.44% in H1 2012
Xinfu Pharm starts technology
reformation on sucralose project
Xiwang Sugar reserves raw
material in advance
GLG suffers profit loss in H1
2012 for strategy readjustment
Ex-factory prices of Chinese
sweeteners in Aug. 2012
Domestic ex-factory price of acesulfame-K
may decrease slightly
Domestic sorbitol industry may
suffer negative effect from VC industry
Sucrose price may decline under
high inventory pressure
Export overview of some
sweeteners and raw materials in China
… …
If you are interested in CCM’s September issue of Sweeteners
China News, please do not hesitate to contact us
by +86-20-37616606, or email us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.
Sweeteners China
News is a monthly newsletter published by CCM International
Limited. Based on China market, CCM offers timely update and close follow up of
China’s various kind of sweeteners market dynamics, analyze the market data and
trends, Major columns include market dynamic, company dynamic, raw material
supply, price update, import & export analysis, Consumption Trend &
Competitiveness.
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IMO is approved as a
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