CCM’s Agro Database to Make Its Debut in AgrochemEx 2013 in Shanghai

During 16^th–18^th October 2013, CCM will participate in the AgrochemEx 2013, an annual agrochemical symposium and exhibition organized by the China Crop Protection Industry Association (CCPIA) at Shanghai Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center. This is the second time that CCM has attended the expo, in which we are going to introduce our agrochemicals database package service—Agro Database to the expo visitors from across the world.

Agro Database Ongoing

Agro Database is a new online standard data service package specially designed for our clients. We have established a huge amount of database, which is running on a coordinative processing platform that can output loads of raw data, intermediate data, and derivative publications related to the agricultural industry.

One-stop Intelligences of Agrochemicals Industry Chain

Agro Database is a one-stop information repository providing users with endless agricultural intelligences covering the complete agrochemicals industry chain, ranging from raw material, intermediates, to technical, formulations and planting. Information in the database can be sourced according to four categories, namely pesticides (e.g. herbicides active ingredients, insecticides active ingredients, fungicides active ingredients, plant growth regulator, etc.), fertilizers (e.g. organic fertilizers, inorganic fertilizers, semi-organic fertilizers, etc.), seeds (e.g. seed treatment, seed consumption, etc.) and agricultural products (e.g. corn, starch, cassava, rice, soybean, etc.).

CCM offers infinite capacity of database contents, and allows customers share the related contents with their inner users. Through our real-time online update, the database users can easily access to the latest market intelligences of the agrochemicals industry at any time and from any location.

All in One Database

As of 30^th September 2013, CCM’s Agro Database has accumulated more than 500 pieces of industry news, which are sourced from our monthly newsletters, such as Glyphosate China Monthly Report, Crop Protection China Monthly Report, Herbicides China News, Fungicides China News, Insecticides China News, Seed China News, etc. In addition, over 150 copies of annual market reports with insightful information related to China’s agriculture industry will be provided.

The database also aggregates a huge amount of monthly-updated data, which is in relation to producers, production, cost, price, consumption, etc. Basing on the original data sourced from China Customs and our primary data sourced from various channels, we will timely update the data contents with our exclusive analysis, and ensure the data has the maximum reliability and accuracy through rigorous inspection.

To make our users find the information they need in a more convenient way, we also endow the database with a daily updated micro-report database, Content Chunk, which features more than 20,000 agro-related information entries. All information provided in Content Chunk is derived from CCM’s various comprehensive newsletters and market reports, and presented in different forms, namely text, figure, picture, table, and group (group refers to a collection of information integrated by texts, figures, pictures and tables).

Free Trial of Agro Database

To offer our clients an opportunity to experience how accessible and practical the database is, we will give expo visitors a free trial of the Agro Database. After the expo, we will continue to launch the free trial to more clients. Your visit to our booth (Booth number: 3B13) during the expo and support to our database package service are sincerely welcomed.

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Survey founds glyphosate and paraquat were Hunan's major herbicides for early rice in 2012

Aiming to establish the key market indicators of China's rice industry, CCM has carried out a syndicated research project, namely Syndicated Research Project of Hunan Rice Panel Data & Analysis Model, on rice production in Hunan Province——one of the largest rice production provinces in China, by conducting panel data investigations around basic information which include pesticides, seeds, fertilizers, diseases, pests and weeds, meteorology and agricultural products. The survey of pesticide's application features has been conducted in Hengyang City (Hengyang), Yueyang City (Yueyang) and Changde City (Changde) of Hunan Province and a total of 900 farmers in these three regions were interviewed.

                                                           

In those three districts, the demand for pesticides from early rice planting was similar. The findings are arranged by descending order of input value: insecticides, herbicides, fungicides and others. As predicted by CCM, in those three districts, in 2012, the total market value of herbicide products was USD88 million (RMB540 million) for the rice planting-including early season rice, mid-season rice and late season rice. Among the three districts, Hengyang's market value of herbicide products was the highest, reaching USD42 million (RM260 million).

In terms of herbicide categories used, out of 900 farmers interviewed in those three districts, 813 mentioned 19 kinds of herbicides. Among them, glyphosate and paraquat were most frequently mentioned, far ahead of other herbicides, accounting for about 30% and 15% respectively. It's noteworthy that in Yueyang, many interviewees, 34.1%, had no awareness of the kind of herbicides they were using, compared with Hengyang's 3.3% and Changde's 9.1%.

As for brands, over half of farmers (about 64%) in Hunan Province had no awareness of them. According to the herbicide brand survey from 510 farmers, 22 herbicides brands and four pesticides companies were mentioned. However, those mentioned brands are almost all from multinationals: 49.3% was Monsanto's Roundup (glyphosate formulation), 28.9% was Dow AgroSciences' Daojie (penoxsulam formualtion) and 5.6% was Dow AgroSciences' Daoxi (cyhalofop-butyl•penoxsulam formulation).

Retail stores of agricultural products are the main pesticides purchase channels in these three districts. Farmers usually buy pesticides by experience, and rarely accept recommendations from merchants, friends and governments.

Rice is one of the most important crops in China, and Hunan Province is a large rice producing province, with a planting area of more than four million hectares. It ranked first in rice-sowing area and rice output in China in the past few years. Changde, Yueyang and Hengyang are the three important rice planting cities in Hunan Province. According to CCM's survey, about 50% farmers plant rice twice annually (early season rice and late season rice) and about 40% farmers choose single mid-season rice annually.

The news above was sourced from CCM’s latest issue, Herbicide China News 1305.

Table of Contents of Herbicide China News 1305:

Survey founds glyphosate and paraquat were Hunan's major herbicides for early rice in 2012

Lier Chemical: both revenue and net profit achieved a double-digit growth in Q1 2013

Anhui Huaxing constructing projects with a total capacity of 417,000t/a

Jiangsu Dongbao bought a bio-herbicide from Nanjing Agricultural University

Sluggish acetochlor production in China in 2012

Ex-works price of nicosulfuron 95% TC soared in late April

Glufosinate-ammonium arouses interest in China

Paraquat still in short supply in late April 2013

Diquat production stays weak in early 2013

Difficult promotion for biological pesticides

Atrazine TC export volume surged but formulation fell in 2012

Chinese herbicides Imp. & Exp. witnessed increases in Q1 2013

15 herbicides TC registered in Australia from Jan. to March 2013

New registrations of herbicide technical in China in March and April 2013

Herbicides China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM on 15^th, provides you with the latest occurrences, exclusive analysis on the market trend as well as professional reviews on competitiveness of companies, products and relative industries in China’s herbicide 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, and consultancy service. 

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

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China Crop Protection Summit 2013 Online to be Presented on 6th March

China Crop Protection Summit (also known as CCPS) is to be presented on internet at 17:00 (GMT+8, Beijing Time) on 6^th March. This is the first webinar of the CCPS 2013. Five webinars will also be held online every two months starting in March.

In the past years, CCPS has been successfully held with a lot of very valuable information and insights presented by the summit speakers. Then what will be the highlights of CCPS 2013?

According to the organizer, CCM, a consulting company in China, the first webinar of CCPS 2013 will focus on the consumption research of agriculture resources in Hunan. As introduced, the research is one of the latest programs completed in February. “In order to successfully conduct the research, our researchers have made great efforts since December of last year. They spent over two months on a series of research processes, such as preliminary study, planning of research scope and methodology, planning of questionnaire, etc. Moreover, our researchers also visited several regions in Hunan to obtain diverse facets of information about the agriculture resources, including pesticides, seeds, fertilizers, crop diseases, pests & weeds, agricultural products, etc. Then finally set up multiple analysis models based on the large amounts of data,” declared the organizer.

In the webinar of 6^th March, CCM is going to share its findings from the research. CCM’s speaker will present valuable facts and figures of the current consumption situation of rice, seeds, pesticides and fertilizers for rice planting in Hengyang, Yueyang and Changde, which are three major rice production cities in Hunan. The main topics of the webinar will cover:

l        The summary of Hunan’s Agriculture Industry in 2011

l        Hunan’s Grains Consumption & Municipal Rice Planting Areas & Outputs

l        Survey of Rice Planting in Hengyang, Yueyang & Changde in 2012

l        Questionnaire Digests

Registration for admission on:  http://www.cnchemicals.com/Event/EventDetailWebinar_40.html

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, and Import/Export Analysis all through its new proprietary product ValoTracer.

Contacts:     

Contact person：Cherry Chen    

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Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com

Failed to develop lithium iron phosphate in succession

As China's two well-known phosphorus companies -Jiangsu Chengxing Phoshorus-Chemcials Co., Ltd. (Jiangsu Chengxing) and Liuguo Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. (Liuguo Chemical) failed to develop lithium iron phosphate in succession, competitors should be cautious about choosing their business for expansion.

                                                  

On Nov. 11th, Jiangsu Chengxing, known as China's top phosphate chemical producer, announced that it plans to withdraw capital from its holding subsidiary — Jiangyin Tiancheng New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (Tiancheng New Energy), amounting to USD2.97 million investment. Jiangsu Chengxing's move is mainly affected by mediocre development of lithium iron phosphate since the establishment of Tiancheng New Energy.

  

With a registered capital of USD10.62 million, Tiancheng New Energy was formed by Jiangsu Chengxing in April 2010. Thereinto, Jiangsu Chengxing accounts for 28% stakes. In accordance with the initial scheme, Tiancheng New Energy should get into the mass production of lithium iron phosphate. 

 

In addition to Jiangsu Chengxing, Liuguo Chemical, as a listed company specializing in producing phosphate fertilizers (DAP, MAP and types of compound fertilizers), also takes a hit in extension of lithium iron phosphate.

 

On June 18th, 2010, Liuguo Chemical and Sichuan University signed a two-year technical service contract. According to the contract, Sichuan University should develop production technology of lithium iron phosphate to achieve mass production. However, the target of mass production was not realized till expiration of contract. Nonetheless, Liuguo Chemical expressed that they would not give up the development of lithium iron phosphate. The cooperation with Sichuan University is still in progress, as noted by one insider from the company.

Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report is a monthly publication released by CCM. It offers timely update and close follow up of China’s various kind of Phosphorus 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.

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

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CCM Conducts Panel Data Research on Hunan Rice Planting

Aiming to establish key market indicators of China's rice industry, CCM has carried out a syndicated research project, namely Syndicated Research Project of Hunan Rice Panel Data & Analysis Model, on rice production in Hunan Province, one of the largest rice production provinces in China, by conducting panel data investigations around the basic information which includes pesticides, seeds, fertilizers, diseases, pests and weeds, meteorology and agricultural produce.

Focused on Panel Data Theory, the project narrows to county or city level and targets all crop related projects, sorting out relationships between different market factors in crop market. In addition, this project is centered by crop data, farmers’ habits and behavior of using fertilizers, pesticides, seeds and other products will be researched deeply.

What’s more, CCM will go further into the countryside and the local dealer for investigation and adopt unique interview methods to make survey into the real rice planting situation in Hunan province.

In fact, the panel data research covers three main rice-planting fields in Hunan Province — Hengyang, Changde and Yueyang, as well as rice planting area of different counties, brands and costs of seed, dosage, ratio, cost, pest and pest diseases control degree of pesticide/fertilizer in different growth stage of rice, pest and pest diseases occurrence in recent years, etc.

Through this project, readers can understand relevant crop planting information around each province/ city/ county by focusing on region and learn relevant crop planting information around nationwide / province / city/ county by focusing on certain crop.

With all the data and information refined from the results of the research, CCM will finally set up a multiple analysis model of the rice production dynamic in Hunan Province which can also be applied to any crop in any areas in China. Actually, the project is just one of the experimental field plans of China Agricultural Information Platform Project - a project of CCM's long-term planning.

CCM will keep conducting similar projects on main crops in different provinces in the future so as to build an overall China Agricultural Information Data Platform. Please keep focus on CCM.

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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Domestic MSG Industry Suffers A Lower Profit Level in 2011

Based on the 2011 annual report of Meihua Holdings Group Co., Ltd. (Meihua Group) and the Announcement of Annual Results for the Year Ended 31 Dec. 2011 of Fufeng Group Limited (Fufeng Group), top 2 monosodium glutamate (MSG) producers in China, as well as CCM International's latest report, Production and Market of Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) in China, published in Feb. 2012, it's found that China's MSG industry suffered a lower profit level in 2011 than 2010, majorly due to the significant increase in raw material cost, according to CCM International’s April issue of Corn Products China News.

In fact, the gross margins of Meihua Group and Fufeng Group both saw a decrease in 2011 over those in 2010, majorly caused by the poor performance of their MSG businesses. Specifically, the gross margin of Meihua Group's MSG and GA (glutamic acid) business declined to 22.8% in 2011 from 32.9% in 2010. And that of Fufeng Group's MSG segment including products of MSG, GA, fertilizers, threonine, corn oil, branched-chain amino acid, chicken powder, starch sweeteners, etc, also declined to 16.1% in 2011 from 22.7% in 2010. (TABLE) 

As a matter of fact, the larger increase scale of raw material cost than that of MSG price is the key factor for MSG's lower profit level in 2011. In line with Fufeng Group, its average sales price of MSG only rose by 1% to USD1,250/t in 2011 over that in 2010 (FIGURE), while the average market price of MSG's key raw material, corn starch, grew by 16.5% to USD494/t in 2011 according to CCM International, resulting in the profit decline in its MSG business.

 

But actually, MSG's demand in 2011 performed well in accordance with CCM International's MSG report: its domestic apparent consumption volume enjoyed a 4.3% increase to over 2 million tonnes compared with that in 2010. In the mean time, its export volume also saw a 40.0% increase to about 290,000 tonnes. So it's believed that there were other reasons to explain the small increase scale of MSG price, such as Fufeng Group's low price strategy.

 

In accordance with Fufeng Group's claim, it intentionally adopted low price strategy in 2011, in order to accelerate the elimination of small and inferior MSG producers in order to further increase industry concentration and Fufeng Group's market share in the industry. As Fufeng Group is the largest MSG producer in China, together with its 30% market share in domestic MSG industry in 2011 as it claimed, Fufeng Group's low sales price restrained the overall average market price of MSG to head up. Therefore, small producers without cost advantage were driven to suspend or even stop production for the low profit. And in fact, through this low price strategy, MSG's sales volume in Fufeng Group enjoyed a 25% increase in 2011, amounting to 615,630 tonnes compared with that in 2010.

Fufeng Group believes that the company will enjoy absolute competitive advantages and maintain its leadership in domestic MSG market in the future, because the company's annual MSG production capacity will increase to 1 million t/a by Q2 2012. And the company plans to keep adopting the low price strategy in 2012, trying to further increase the company's market share. 

All in all, it's believed that MSG's industry concentration will keep increasing, with market share focused in several leading producers, like Meihua Group and Fufeng Group. By then, MSG's profit will increase to a reasonable level and become relatively stable. Besides, governmental restriction can facilitate the progress. In view of MSG's high pollution and overcapacity situation, Chinese government has encouraged to increase the product's industry concentration through eliminating inferior capacity in 2010 and 2011. Actually, in 2010, about 234,000t/a of MSG capacity was eliminated by government, accounting for 8.2% of the total capacity all over the country. Moreover, according to the 2011 edition of Guideline Catalogue for Industrial Restructuring (the Guideline) published in April 2011 by the National Development and Reform Commission, MSG industry will maintain being restrained from 2011 to 2015.

Source: Corn Product China News 1204

http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_6.html

Content of Corn Products China News 1204:

VC’s output in China rises by 7% in 2011

Domestic output of L-arginine increases 34.8% in 2011

Chinese corn products Imp. & Exp. analysis in February 2012

Domestic citric acid price witnesses stability in April 2012

Domestic MSG industry suffers lower profit level in 2011

Analysis into starch sugar business of Xiwang Sugar and Global Sweeteners in 2011

Global Sweeteners will wholly own HFCS joint venture

Lysine contributes most to Global Bio-chem’s good performance in 2011

Corn starch in China performs slightly poorly in 2011

Tongchuang Biotechnology to increase its 70% syrup sorbitol capacity to 200,000t/a in 2012

Cassava starch's import volume increases by 18.1% in 2011

Domestic corn price's growth rate slows down in April 2012

Corn Products China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 20^th of every month, reveals the driving force of news stories and deeply analyzes the influence of trends and dynamics on domestic and international corn deep processing 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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How do Chinese Agriculture Input Retailers Build Guangxi with Farmers?

A talk, entitled “What is Relationship Marketing? How do Chinese Agriculture Input Retailers Build Guanxi with Farmers?” will be organized by CCM International during CCPS 2012 on March 9^th, 2012 at Ramada Plaza Gateway Shanghai, China. Dr. Norman Lai, an expert in agrochemical industry, will give an excellent speech on it.

Dr. Norman Kim Hung Lai has served Sinochem Fertilizer, BASF, CK Lifesciences, Sicpa Printing Inks, Zeneca and ICI companies over the region for more than 20 years in the industries of agrochemicals, fertilizers and chemicals.

Dr. Lai worked in several organizations including Agricultural and Fisheries Department as Field Officer responsible for pesticide regulatory enforcement. The Royal Hong Kong Golf Club as Golf Course Superintendent before joining ICI in 1989 started his crop protection life. He also holds a doctorate in business administration from the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia.

What is Relationship Marketing? How do Chinese Agriculture Input Retailers Build Guanxi with Farmers? These are hot topics in agricultural industry. Dr. Lai has his unique perspective on dealing with Chinese farmers and he will give his advice during the speech.

What are the different categories of relationship between agricultural input retailers and farmers? What are the solutions to the present and future challenges from agricultural input retailer's perspectives? How to conduct Relationship Marketing at a short or long term solution to meet the major challenges for retailing businesses in the Chinese agricultural input market?

All questions will be answered in this presentation. Hurry to join CCPS 2012 and hear the fabulous speech made by Dr. Norman Lai. We are looking forwards to your participation!

For more information about CCPS 2012, please check our website page: http://www.cnchemicals.com/Event/EventDetail.aspx?EventId=26.

For event booking, please contact Coco Yang at econtact@cnchemicals.com or 86-20-37616606.

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.

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

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CCM Launched China Agriculture Investment Bimonthly Report

Guangzhou China, August 10, 2011 – CCM has launched China Agriculture Investment Bimonthly Report, covering sectors of agricultural products, fertilizers, agrochemicals, food & feed.

As we know, agriculture is important for China, which draws Chinese Central Government's close attention. With the industrial modernization, the development of Chinese agricultural industry is expected to be more environmentally friendly, hi-tech-oriented and less resource-dependent.

To maintain long-term development with strong competitiveness, companies have to expand their capacities, enrich product portfolios and extend value chain through mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the coming years.

China Agriculture Investment Bimonthly Report, published by CCM, offers you the first hand information of China’s agriculture industry from aspects of policy and legislation, industrial dynamics, company dynamics, price update and future trend.

With the help of this report, you might trace the latest M&A event for your wise business decisions. By analyzing the accurate market data, you can predict the future trend and make changes on the company strategies so as to avoid the potential business risks. What’s more, you can discover the influence on the whole industry given by M&A event and know the insiders’ opinions about the latest policies and events.

Main content in the First issue of China Agriculture Investment Bimonthly Report:

Agricultural Products

-8 measures promoting China agricultural products logistics
-Policies on foreign investment in China stricter 

-M&A in global agricultural industry increasing

-Price update of agricultural products

Fertilizers

-Phosphorus ore resource draws wide attention

-Shandong Kingenda seeks M&A

-China BlueChemical to strengthen profitability through acquisition

Agrochemicals

-Two listed pesticide companies transformed into mining corp.

-Longping High-Tech: road to industry consolidation

-Major domestic M&A in pesticide industry

-Price update of agrichemicals

Food & feed

-M&A to continue in feed industry

-Laws and regulations on food safety accelerate M&A in food industry

-COFCO further strengthens and expands wine market

-Bright Food shows ambition in domestic and overseas M&A

-Price update of food and feed

If you are interested in CCM’s China Agriculture Investment Bimonthly Report, please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

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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