Showing posts with label global sweeteners. Show all posts
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Friday, June 28, 2013

Global Bio-Chem and Global Sweeteners cooperate with ADM


In detail, according to ADM's indication, it will be the exclusive sales channel for several of Global Sweeteners' sweetener products. The marketing territory of the company will include various Southeast Asian countries, the Far East, Australia and New Zealand from June 2013. ADM maintains several regional sales offices in Asia, including those in China, India, Singapore, Japan and Australia.

Furthermore, ADM will also use its expansive marketing and sales network to distribute a variety of Global Bio-chem's lysine products to customers in South American countries such as Brazil and Argentina. As is known, lysine is a kind of amino acid commonly used by livestock producers to improve the nutritional value of animal rations. Global Bio-chem is one the world's leading lysine producers and ADM is a market leader of lysine in South America. As a result, it's beneficial for these two companies' further development.

"ADM is pleased to have the opportunity to provide many of the high-value products in Global Bio-chem's portfolio to our extensive network of customers in Asia and South America," said Ismael Roig, President of ADM Asia-Pacific. "This collaboration leverages the strengths of both companies for the benefit of customers, and we anticipate a positive response on both continents."

According to the 2012 annual report of Global Bio-chem, its revenue was USD1.53 billion in 2012, which decreased by 17% compared with USD1.84 billion in 2011. Moreover, its gross profit even decreased by 54% year on year, touching USD197 million in 2012 due to the increasing costs (mainly from corn) and lower sales prices of products.

The amino acid business is still the most important business of Global Bio-chem. The revenue and gross profit of the sector accounted for 54% and 93% of the company's total in 2012 respectively. However, due to the gloomy market in the feed industry and the lower sales price of lysine, the average sales price of the company's amino acids decreased by 19% compared with that in 2011 and the gross profit of the business also decreased by 46% year on year. According to the prediction by the company, it plans to expand its total capacity of lysine to 800,000t/a in 2013. As stated in the 2012 annual report of the company, its products faced intense competition from other players in the domestic market, while in the overseas market, it succeeded in maintaining stability in the sales volume and price of its products. As a result, the revenue from the company's export business in 2012 increased by 10% year on year. Thus, through the cooperation with ADM, it will facilitate Global Bio-chem's expansion of its lysine business around the world.

In addition, Global Sweeteners' revenue increased by 5.7% year on year in 2012, reaching USD583 million, but its gross profit decreased by 35.6% in 2012 over 2011. In 2012, the domestic price of sugar decreased, reducing the competitiveness of and demand for sweeteners. Furthermore, the increasing costs from raw materials and gloomy sales prices of products adversely impacted the gross profit of Global Sweeteners.

Entering into 2013, the price of sugar in China may continue to decrease. However, the new production lines of F55 HFCS in the Shanghai plant of Global Sweeteners will be put into full operation in 2013. As a high value-added product, F55 is expected to be a new profit growth source for the company since it is a popular sweetener in the beverage industry in the international market.

ADM is one of the world's leading agricultural product processors, with products mainly covering food ingredients, animal feeds and feed ingredients, biofuels and other products.

Table of Contents of Corn Products China News 1306:
Planting area of corn in China may keep on increasing in 2013
USDC announces final determination on anti-dumping investigation into China-made xanthan gum
China's VB2 export volume increases by 37.4% year on year in April
Chinese corn products Imp. & Exp. analysis in April 2013
Price update of corn products in June
Ex-works price of corn germ meal in China stays high in June 2013
Domestic market price of DDGS rebounds in May 2013
Fufeng Group's gross profit margin expected to rebound in 2013
Star Lake Bioscience sees sharp decrease in net profit in 2012
Global Bio-Chem and Global Sweeteners cooperate with ADM
NDRC publishes a new notice about crop straw utilization
COFCO to import 60,000 tonnes of corn from Argentina in 2013
China launches the second batch reserve of sugar in 2012/2013


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Global Bio-Chem and Global Sweeteners cooperate with ADM

On June 6, 2013, Global Bio-chem Technology Group Co., Ltd. (Global Bio-chem) and Global Sweeteners Holdings Limited (Global Sweeteners) announced that they will cooperate with Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM) for a year. After this operation, ADM will be the sole distributor of Global Bio-chem's lysine and Global Sweeteners' sweetener products in Asian and South American markets respectively. Moreover, according to this cooperation, the Global group can develop more effective technologies through the help of ADM.

In detail, according to ADM's indication, it will be the exclusive sales channel for several of Global Sweeteners' sweetener products. The marketing territory of the company will include various Southeast Asian countries, the Far East, Australia and New Zealand from June 2013. ADM maintains several regional sales offices in Asia, including those in China, India, Singapore, Japan and Australia.

Furthermore, ADM will also use its expansive marketing and sales network to distribute a variety of Global Bio-chem's lysine products to customers in South American countries such as Brazil and Argentina. As is known, lysine is a kind of amino acid commonly used by livestock producers to improve the nutritional value of animal rations. Global Bio-chem is one the world's leading lysine producers and ADM is a market leader of lysine in South America. As a result, it's beneficial for these two companies' further development.

"ADM is pleased to have the opportunity to provide many of the high-value products in Global Bio-chem's portfolio to our extensive network of customers in Asia and South America," said Ismael Roig, President of ADM Asia-Pacific. "This collaboration leverages the strengths of both companies for the benefit of customers, and we anticipate a positive response on both continents."

According to the 2012 annual report of Global Bio-chem, its revenue was USD1.53 billion in 2012, which decreased by 17% compared with USD1.84 billion in 2011. Moreover, its gross profit even decreased by 54% year on year, touching USD197 million in 2012 due to the increasing costs (mainly from corn) and lower sales prices of products.

The amino acid business is still the most important business of Global Bio-chem. The revenue and gross profit of the sector accounted for 54% and 93% of the company's total in 2012 respectively. However, due to the gloomy market in the feed industry and the lower sales price of lysine, the average sales price of the company's amino acids decreased by 19% compared with that in 2011 and the gross profit of the business also decreased by 46% year on year. According to the prediction by the company, it plans to expand its total capacity of lysine to 800,000t/a in 2013. As stated in the 2012 annual report of the company, its products faced intense competition from other players in the domestic market, while in the overseas market, it succeeded in maintaining stability in the sales volume and price of its products. As a result, the revenue from the company's export business in 2012 increased by 10% year on year. Thus, through the cooperation with ADM, it will facilitate Global Bio-chem's expansion of its lysine business around the world.

In addition, Global Sweeteners' revenue increased by 5.7% year on year in 2012, reaching USD583 million, but its gross profit decreased by 35.6% in 2012 over 2011. In 2012, the domestic price of sugar decreased, reducing the competitiveness of and demand for sweeteners. Furthermore, the increasing costs from raw materials and gloomy sales prices of products adversely impacted the gross profit of Global Sweeteners.

Entering into 2013, the price of sugar in China may continue to decrease. However, the new production lines of F55 HFCS in the Shanghai plant of Global Sweeteners will be put into full operation in 2013. As a high value-added product, F55 is expected to be a new profit growth source for the company since it is a popular sweetener in the beverage industry in the international market.

ADM is one of the world's leading agricultural product processors, with products mainly covering food ingredients, animal feeds and feed ingredients, biofuels and other products.

Table of Contents of Corn Products China News 1306:
Planting area of corn in China may keep on increasing in 2013
USDC announces final determination on anti-dumping investigation into China-made xanthan gum
China's VB2 export volume increases by 37.4% year on year in April
Chinese corn products Imp. & Exp. analysis in April 2013
Price update of corn products in June
Ex-works price of corn germ meal in China stays high in June 2013
Domestic market price of DDGS rebounds in May 2013
Fufeng Group's gross profit margin expected to rebound in 2013
Star Lake Bioscience sees sharp decrease in net profit in 2012
Global Bio-Chem and Global Sweeteners cooperate with ADM
NDRC publishes a new notice about crop straw utilization
COFCO to import 60,000 tonnes of corn from Argentina in 2013
China launches the second batch reserve of sugar in 2012/2013


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.

Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
17th Floor, Huihua Commercial & Trade Mansion, No.80 Xianlie Zhong Road, Guangzhou 510070, China
Tel: 86-20-37616606

Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

National output of glucose syrup decreases by 8% in 2012


 
It is believed that this decrease was due to the decrease of its domestic consumption volume in 2012. Actually, the domestic market is always crucial for the domestic glucose syrup industry. For example, the domestic consumption volume of glucose syrup accounted for over 90% of its total output in 2008 - 2012. At the same time, the consumption volume of glucose syrup in China showed an uptrend in the past five years, from 0.89 million tonnes in 2008 to 1.15 million tonnes in 2011. However, its consumption volume decreased by about 10% YoY to 1.05 million tonnes in 2012.
 
The volume of glucose syrup consumed by the domestic crystalline glucose producers decreased sharply from 0.40 million tonnes in 2011 to 0.30 million tonnes in 2012. In fact, glucose syrup can be used to produce crystalline glucose, and the volume of glucose syrup consumed by the domestic crystalline glucose industry was the largest in 2011. But due to the decreasing price of domestic sucrose (the competitor of glucose syrup), the demand of glucose syrup from the crystalline glucose industry weakened in 2012. For example, according to the 2012 annual report of Global Sweeteners Holdings Limited (Global Sweeteners), a main producer of glucose syrup as well as crystalline glucose in China, the sales volume of crystalline glucose decreased by 55.5% YoY to 65,000 tonnes in 2012. Thus, its consumption volume was only 164,000 tonnes in 2012, down by 42% compared with the 281,000 tonnes of 2011.
 
At the same time, it is estimated that the competitiveness of glucose syrup will decrease compared with other starch sugar products like high fructose corn syrup (HFCS). For example, the consumption volume of glucose syrup in the domestic beverage industry was about 68,000 tonnes in 2012, decreasing by about 41% compared with the one in 2008. It is showed that the domestic glucose syrup industry enjoyed a small benefit from the development of the domestic beverage industry in recent years.

In 2013, it is predicted that the consumption volume of glucose syrup will increase, but the growth rate may not be large.
On one hand, it is predicted that the domestic sucrose price in 2013 will decrease compared with that in 2012, but not largely, because of the protection from government policies. Based on the stable price of sucrose in China, it is predicted that the demand for crystalline glucose will keep stable or even increase in 2013, which means that the demand of glucose syrup may also increase at the same time.
 
On the other hand, though the competitiveness of glucose syrup in some downstream industries has weakened in recent years, the demand of glucose syrup from some other downstream industries will still increase. For example, about 0.39 million tonnes of glucose syrup were consumed by the domestic candy industry, increasing by about 3% YoY. If the growth rates of glucose syrup in these downstream industries in 2013 can keep stable like in 2012, the consumption volume of glucose syrup may increase at the same time, which wil also help to increase its national output in 2013.

Table Contents of Sweeteners China News 1304:
National Bureau of Statistics: the output of Chinese sucrose is 2.9 million tonnes in Feb. 2013
Xinfu Pharm delays its trial operation of sucralose project until April 2013
QHT to purchase banks' wealth investment products
PureCircle holds promoting meeting on stevia
COFCO Tunhe: the net profit decreases by 2,374.89% in 2012
Poor performance of domestic sorbitol industry in 2012
Opinion solicitation for Standards for Use of Food Additives ongoing
Challenges and opportunities coexist in the Chinese starch sugar industry in 2013
National output of glucose syrup decreases by 8% in 2012
Luzhou Bio-chem has a poor sales performance in the starch sugar business in 2012
Performance overview of QHT's products in 2012
Starch sugar business of China Starch performs well in 2012
Xiwang Sugar reports a loss in 2012
Shandong Longlive invests ecological agriculture
Baolingbao to enter the crystalline fructose, GOS and trehalose market
Export overview of some sweeteners and raw materials in China, Feb. 2013
2012/2013 Guangxi Sucrose Trade Meeting held in March 2013
Concentrated downstream application of Chinese mannitol products
Ex-factory prices of Chinese sweeteners in March 2013

Sweeteners China News, issued by CCM on 5th every month, offers timely update and close follow-up of market and company dynamics based on China’s sweeteners industry. It also releases the latest information on raw material supply, price update, import & export analysis as well as consumption trend & competitiveness.

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

Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.
17th Floor, Huihua Commercial & Trade Mansion, No.80 Xianlie Zhong Road, Guangzhou 510070, China
Tel: 86-20-37616606
Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com