Published on the 5th
every month, Sweeteners China News
is a monthly publication
released by CCM.
It
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.
Following are
headline news of the latest issue of Sweeteners China News:
CNRIFFI's stachyose (P80) rated
as "national key new product"
Ex-factory prices of sweeteners
in China in December 2013
Export overview of some
sweeteners and raw materials in China, November 2013
According to China Customs, the
export volume of China's cyclamate witnessed a decrease in Jan.-Nov. 2013 over
the same period of 2012, probably because of the continuous increase in its
export price and the stable demand from overseas markets.
Shandong Longlive opened an
online flagship shop at tmall.com in Dec. 2013, seeking to boost the sales of
its end products.
Shandong Futaste became the
first GMP (2010 edition)-certified xylitol producer in China on 20 Nov. 2013.
As China's xylitol market is becoming saturated, and domestic competition has
been increasingly intense in recent years, Shandong Futaste will be more
flexibly benefited from this GMP certification.
According to China Customs and
CSA, the combined export volume of saccharin of domestic designated saccharin
producers witnessed a obvious decrease in Jan.-Oct. 2013, while the national
export volume of saccharin showed a slight increase in the same period.
The expiration of US companies'
patent protection for neotame would boost the production of neotame in China
and also accelerate neotame's replacement for aspartame, especially in view of
its obvious advantages like higher sweetness and safety.
The low sucrose price in 2013
resulted in contrasting growth of the net profits of two major FOS producers,
namely QHT and Baolingbao. QHT's net profit was predicted to have increased in
2013 over 2012, while Baolingbao predicted a decline in its net profit for
2013.
The construction of the first
phase of Guangdong L&P's sucralose project, which has a production capacity
of 300t/a, was completed in Dec. 2013. However, the company will find it
difficult to make full use of its expanded capacity in 2014.
In 2013, China's HFCS producers
have been caught in similar declines in profit margins as in 2012. However, the
decrease of sucrose price seemed to be a more decisive factor for the declines
in 2013 while the uptrend of corn prices and demand slowdown from downstream
fields for the declines in 2012. Moreover, the influence of sucrose price on China's
HFCS producers will continue in 2014.
Due to their poor performance
in the domestic market, starch sugar producers in China shift the focus of
starch sugar sales to starch sugar export in 2013. It is predicted that such a
shift will continue in the domestic starch sugar industry in 2014.
The gross profit of crystalline
glucose in Shandong witnessed a sharp increase in Dec. 2013 after a drop in
Nov. 2013, which can be largely attributed to the increase of the demand from
domestic downstream industries and the decrease of Shandong producers' corn
purchase prices in this month.
QHT cooperates with GDHA on
requirement of doctors and patients for microecological health
National standard of feed
sweeteners passes expert examination
Chenguang Biotech announced a
patent certificate for stevia in Nov. 2013
Shandong Longlive's technology
center rated state-level
China's sucrose price continues
to drop since Nov. 2013, owing to the oversupply caused mainly by the inrush of
low-priced imported sucrose and the current weak domestic demand.
China's
sweetener industry annual overview 2013
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