Government continues to subsidize bio-pesticides

Government's subsidy on bio-pesticides is regarded a direct and quick way to develop bio-pesticides. Owing to the subsidy, farmers' enthusiasm for purchasing bio-pesticides could be higher than before, and thus some effective but expensive bio-pesticides could be applied more, according to CCM’s September issue, Crop Protection China Monthly Report.

 

So China focuses on how to implement subsidy projects of bio-pesticides sufficiently. In April 2013, the Ministry of Agriculture of China (MOA) issued a central policy document, which stated that China would continue to carry out the project of subsidizing policy about using bio-pesticides and other low-toxic pesticides in some provinces as demonstrating areas in 2013, and there should be no less than 10 provinces that can receive subsidy on bio-pesticides in some of their vegetables and fruits production bases.

 

Under this circumstance, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Hunan and some other provinces continue to execute the subsidy project for bio-pesticides and other low-toxic pesticides. A new bio-pesticide list (2013) with provincial financial subsidy was issued by the Jiangsu Provincial Commission of Agriculture on 27 June. By 2013, the subsidy project for bio-pesticides for vegetables has been implemented in Jiangsu Province for three consecutive years, which is an encouragement for the bio-pesticide industry. The new list includes nine products (see the table below), which can be purchased with subsidy.

 

The subsidy will be used to push ahead with the demonstration projects about the control of vegetable pests and diseases. The demonstration area would be built permanently in vegetable production bases. Professional cooperatives, enterprises and large plantations which grow vegetables have priority to the subsidy.

 

Apart from Jiangsu, Shanghai City also implements subsidy project for bio-pesticides, providing 50% of the subsidy in the beginning, and then the rest 50% is from local fiscal revenue. Farmers in the demonstration area in Shanghai can get free bio-pesticides at present. Other regions such as Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangdong, Hainan, Shandong and Henan subsidize bio-pesticides as well.

With the price of pesticides increasing year by year, the government is raising subsidy for the purchase of them accordingly. However, the pesticides which the government subsidized are generally chemical pesticides at present. For this, some insiders suggest that the proportion of subsidized bio-pesticides should increase.

 

Furthermore, the subsidy projects are carried out only on a small scale at present, which exerts limited influence on farmers, because few cities in China could keep pace with the economic level as well as the fiscal power of Shanghai City to afford subsidy projects on a large scale, for instance, Jiangxi Province, which was included on the list of provinces where governments carried out subsidy demonstration project for bio-pesticides. But the subsidy demonstration project of Jiangxi Province only covered two counties namely Jing'an County and Xinjian County, with a total area of only about 1,000 ha. in 2012, according to Jiangxi Provincial Department of Agriculture.

Table of Contents of Crop Protection China Monthly Report 1309:

China's bio-pesticide industry develops, but difficulties abound

China's bio-pesticide industry cannot keep up with pesticides in general

It's an uphill battle for domestic companies in the bio-pesticide business

Bio-pesticides in China: product structure and industry's dynamic

Developing bio-pesticide is a tendency for environment and agriculture

Bio-pesticides to seize opportunity during pesticides' upgrading process

Development of organic, green, unpolluted food facilitates bio-pesticides

China continues to develop bio-pesticides

Application for bio-pesticide registration to be simplified

Government continues to subsidize bio-pesticides

Reinforce R&D investment and cooperation in bio-pesticide industry

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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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Huapont-Nutrichem's pesticide business performs well in H1 2013

On August 14, 2013, Huapont-Nutrichem Co., Ltd. (Huapont-Nutrichem) announced its 2013 semi-annual report, showing that the company's pesticide business achieved double-digit rises both in revenue and net profit, according to Herbicides China News issued by CCM. 

As disclosed in Huapont-Nutrichem's 2013 semi-annual report, the company's revenue of pesticide products reached approximately USD270.60 million, with a year-on-year increase of 20.60%, accounting for 77.10% of the total revenue. Notably, the pesticide business has become the largest business of Huapont-Nutrichem at present. Besides, the gross profit margin of the company's pesticide products was 16.19%, up 23.19% year on year, which also made a significant contribution to the company's net profit in H1 2013. The year-on-year growth rate of the gross profit margin of the company's pesticide products took the first place of all its major businesses.

It is worth noting that, as main products of the company's pesticide business, herbicides have contributed a lot for the good performance of Huapont-Nutrichem in H1 2013. Specifically, the revenue of metamitron products sharply increased by 90.82% year on year to USD33.33 million, accounting for 12.32% of the total revenue of the company's pesticide business in H1 2013, with a relatively high gross profit margin of 32.24%. Also, the revenue of 2,4-D witnessed a year-on-year growth rate of 57.39% during the period, reaching USD10.00 million.

On the whole, in H1 2013, Huapont-Nutrichem's total revenue reached about USD350.99 million, increasing by 19.63% compared with that in the same period of last year. Its net profit was USD25.95 million, with a sharp year-on-year decline of 30.27%. The decline was mainly attributed to the non-recurring items. The net profit excluding the non-recurring gains or losses should be USD27.64 million, with a year-on-year increase of 11.42%. In H1 2012, the company earned a profit of USD15.36 million (RMB94.80 million) from the company's investment on the shares of Western Securities, while it got no profit from this investment in H1 2013.   

                                                                                  Huapont-Nutrichem predicts that the company's net profit is likely to be USD30.04 million-USD45.07 million (RMB185.45 million-RMB278.18 million) in the first three quarters of 2013, down 10.00%-40.00% compared with that in the same period of last year. The reason of the decline is that the company will earn no profit on the investment of holding shares of Western Securities in Q1-Q3 2013 but in Q1-Q3 2012 it did. However, the company also explained that its net profit excluding the non-recurring items may enjoy a year-on-year growth of 0.00%-20.00% in the first three quarters of 2013.

Table of Contents of Herbicides China News 1309:

Huapont-Nutrichem's pesticide business performs well in H1 2013

Lier Chemical's net profit up 54.82% YoY in H1 2013

Noposion to cooperate with Makhteshim Agan

Market demand for ametryn sees a growth in China

China's 2,4-D esters market may stagnate

China's dicamba price maintains an uptrend

Gross margin of pesticide intermediates industry slips in H1 2013

Ex-works prices of amide herbicides maintain stable in Jan.-Aug. 2013

Export price of China's paraquat continues to increase in Jan.-May 2013

China's fomesafen exports soars in H1 2013

Registrations of clodinafop-propargyl soar in Jan.-Aug.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.

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China’s Agrochemicals Industry: Top Manufacturers, New AIs, Output Data, Influencing Factors and Future Trends

China is a major producer and consumer of agrochemicals in the world. China’s agrochemicals industry has drawn more and more attention from global industry players. To reveal its current situation, CCM is going to hold a webinar on 25^th September 2013, which will focus on five segments, namely top 10 enterprises, new AIs, output data, influencing factors and future trends.

Through the webinar, audiences can find top 10 manufacturers in China’s pesticide industry in 2012. The relevant information includes these companies’ sales value and their key products. In addition, we will address a summary of the commercialization situation of five new AIs, namely flumorph, metalaxyl, profenofos, SYP-7017 and cycloxaprid. How are these five AIs being commercialized? In the webinar, you can find the answer.  

The historical output data of China’s pesticides during 1994–2012 will be presented too. We have summarized the historical data basing on the statistics sourced from the National Bureau of Statistics of China, aiming to help audiences understand China’s pesticides market development process and its competitiveness changes over the past decades.

We will also share our findings and analysis on the influencing factors, including relevant government policies, environmental protection, social environment and economic technology. Some of them are expected to drive the development of China’s agrochemicals industry, while some are deemed as obstacles that will hinder its development. Among these factors, the government policies, which mainly include industrial policies for the pesticide industry, pesticides manufacturer approval policies, pesticide registration administration policies, etc., will be highlighted.

Schedule of the webinar:

Date: 25^th September 2013

Beijing Time: (GMT +8) 17:00

Organizer: CCM

Registration of the webinar is available now and is free of charge.

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

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China’s Agrochemicals Industry: Top Manufacturers, New AIs, Output Data, Influencing Factors and Future Trends

China is a major producer and consumer of agrochemicals in the world. China’s agrochemicals industry has drawn more and more attention from global industry players. To reveal its current situation, CCM is going to hold a webinar on 25^th September 2013, which will focus on five segments, namely top 10 enterprises, new AIs, output data, influencing factors and future trends.

Through the webinar, audiences can find top 10 manufacturers in China’s pesticide industry in 2012. The relevant information includes these companies’ sales value and their key products. In addition, we will address a summary of the commercialization situation of five new AIs, namely flumorph, metalaxyl, profenofos, SYP-7017 and cycloxaprid. How are these five AIs being commercialized? In the webinar, you can find the answer.  

The historical output data of China’s pesticides during 1994–2012 will be presented too. We have summarized the historical data basing on the statistics sourced from the National Bureau of Statistics of China, aiming to help audiences understand China’s pesticides market development process and its competitiveness changes over the past decades.

We will also share our findings and analysis on the influencing factors, including relevant government policies, environmental protection, social environment and economic technology. Some of them are expected to drive the development of China’s agrochemicals industry, while some are deemed as obstacles that will hinder its development. Among these factors, the government policies, which mainly include industrial policies for the pesticide industry, pesticides manufacturer approval policies, pesticide registration administration policies, etc., will be highlighted.

Schedule of the webinar:

Date: 25^th September 2013

Beijing Time: (GMT +8) 17:00

Organizer: CCM

Registration of the webinar is available now and is free of charge.

For more information, please visit: http://www.cnchemicals.com/Event/Event.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, Import/Export Analysis, and Consultancy Service. 

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

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Review of Anhui Huaxing’s performance in H1 2013

Anhui Huaxing, a listed herbicide and insecticide manufacturer in China, achieved a revenue increase of 38.08% YoY in H1 2013, reaching USD115.44 million. According to the company, the revenue growth was mainly due to its product promotion at home and aboard and the product structure adjustment. Another cause was that one of its wholly subsidiaries namely Anhui Linearfull Modern Agriculture Co., Ltd. witnessed an outstanding revenue growth, increasing to USD38.74 million in H1 2013, from USD11.38 million in H1 2012.

 

Meanwhile, Anhui Huaxing's net profit turned loss into gain in the half year. In H1 2012, Anhui Huaxing suffered a loss of USD0.88 million. Owning to the price rise of glyphosate in H1 2013, the company's net profit in the half year turned to be positive—USD2.15 million.

 

Pesticides, as Anhui Huaxing's major business, brought revenue of about USD84.24 million in H1 2013, up 6.77% YoY. The gross profit margin of it increased by 6.79 percentage points YoY as well, reaching 19.44% in the first half year. Among the company's sub-industries of pesticides, fungicides' YoY revenue growth and gross profit margin in H1 2013 were 29.22% and 27.91% respectively, much higher than the others, even though the proportion that fungicide products accounted in the total revenue was less than insecticide and herbicide products accounted.

 

Sales performance of Anhui Huaxing gained improvement in both domestic market and overseas market in H1 2013, with a revenue growth of 29.33% and 24.54% YoY respectively. The revenue at home captured a bigger proportion, reaching USD81.98 million, compared with USD32.81 million from the overseas market.

 

According to Anhui Huaxing, the pesticide projects it invests in currently mainly includes relocation projects of 5,000t/a glyphosate, 6,000t/a monosultap and 6,000t/a bisultap. As of the end of H1 2013, 60.06% of the relocation project process of glyphosate had been completed, and that of monosultap and bisultap had completed 7.69%.

 

Last but not least, it is worth noting that cash inflow on Anhui Huaxing's financial activities in H1 2013 reached USD332.17 million, which was attributed to the additional new stocks issued for CEFC Shanghai Oil Group Co., Ltd. (CEFC Shanghai). Due to the financial activities, Anhui Huaxing's leadership had been adjusted and Anhui Huaxing has become a subsidiary of CEFC Shanghai. As a result, Anhui Huaxing's total assets increased by 98.87% on 30 June, 2013, compared with that in the beginning of 2013, and its total liability dropped 49.70% in the closing balance, compared with that in the opening balance.

Source: Crop Protection China Monthly Report issued by CCM in August.

Table of Contents of Crop Protection China Monthly Report:

The rank of domestic listed pesticide enterprises by different indexes

Jiangsu Changqing

Jiangsu Huifeng

Lianhe Chemical

Hefei Fengle

Sanonda

Qianjiang Biochemical

Noposion

Nanjing Redsun

ABA chemicals

Shandong Shengli

Huapont-Nutrichem

Lier Chemical

Hebei Veyong

Shenghua Biok

Nantong Jiangshan

Zibo Wanchang

Zhejiang Wynca

Anhui Huaxing

Jiangsu Lanfeng

Jiangsu Yangnong

Hunan Haili

China Crop Protection Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM, will keep an eye on the most important or the latest occurrences or the hottest topics in China’s crop protection industry, and select one or two topics out of these news and information to compose an in-depth feature article. You can obtain professional and insightful intelligence, covering market dynamic, industry development, government policies and more by going through the features articles every month.

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Fungicide application in early rice planting in three regions of Hunan in 2012

In terms of the results of a pesticide survey lately conducted by CCM, Jingangmycin, isoprothiolane and propiconazole•difenoconazole 30% EC (Brand name: Armure) were the mainstream rice fungicides in the early rice planting of Hengyang, Yueyang and Changde of Hunan Province in 2012.

CCM has recently completed a survey of pesticide application for 2012 early rice planting in Hengyang City (Hengyang), Yueyang City (Yueyang) and Changde City (Changde) of Hunan Province. In the survey, a total of 900 farmers in these three regions were interviewed. The survey covered 69 pesticides, including 34 insecticides, 19 herbicides, 14 fungicides, 1 rodenticide and 1 molluscicide. In this issue, Fungicides China News 1305, CCM focuses on the application of fungicides in these three key rice planting regions of Hunan.

According to the survey, the market value of fungicide products was the highest in the early rice planting of Hengyang in 2012 among the three regions, amounting to about USD22.74 million (RMB140 million), accounting for 18.7% of the total (pesticides' market value in the region). Though the market value of fungicide products was the lowest in the early rice planting of Yueyang, around USD11.37 million (RMB70 million), the region's application proportion of fungicides in the total pesticides ranked No. 2, reaching 15.9%. As for Changde, the application proportion of its fungicides in early rice planting was only 15.4%, lower than those of the other two regions.

In general, the use volume of jingangmycin, one of the conventional rice fungicides, was the largest in the early rice planting of Hengyang, Yueyang and Changde of Hunan in 2012, thanks to its sound performance-to-price ratio and widespread application. It is followed by isoprothiolane, a product mainly used to control rice blast, one of the most serious rice diseases, and propiconazole•difenoconazole 30% EC (Brand name: Armure) produced by Syngenta, a world-leading crop protection company. In addition, tricyclazole, mancozeb, iprobenfos, carbendazim, kasugamycin, etc., have a certain market share in the early rice planting of the three major rice production regions of Hunan last year.

Specifically, the application of isoprothiolane was the highest in the early rice planting of Yueyang in 2012, accounting for 30.0% of the total (rice fungicides). It is particularly worth noting that in the early rice planting of Changde, jingangmycin's application proportion reached as high as 53.2% last year, far above the levels in Hengyang and Yueyang. And Armure, the most popular brand of rice fungicides, received much favorable comments from the local rice growers in Hunan, owing to its excellent prevention and control efficacy on rice diseases, especially rice sheath blight; the application proportions of this fungicide in the early rice planting of Hengyang, Yueyang and Changde in 2012 were 16.5%, 20.6% and 9.2% respectively.

As a matter of fact, most rice growers in Hengyang, Yueyang and Changde have almost no brand awareness in choosing a pesticide. Thus, only a few rice fungicide brands were mentioned in this survey, and the top three ones in terms of mentioned times in the survey were Armure, Nativo (trifloxystrobin•tebuconazole 75% WDG) and Horizon (tebuconazole 430g/L SC). The latter two belong to Bayer, one of the well-known multinational companies. Worse still, many farmers in Hengyang, Yueyang and Changde know little about preventing and controlling rice diseases by good rice fungicide brands from domestic agrochemical companies.

Hunan is one of the major rice producing provinces in China, with a large market for rice fungicides. To capture more market shares, not only multinational companies but also domestic agrochemical ones need to continuously strengthen the training of fungicide-using level for the local farmers and help them build a good brand awareness.

Overall pesticide market condition in China

In pace with the Chinese government's great support of agriculture production, the demand for pesticides in China has witnessed a steady growth in the past few years. As the demand has grown, the development of the pesticide industry in this period has also enjoyed a good development which has made China the second largest pesticide production country and one of the largest pesticide export countries in the world, according to China Crop Protection Monthly Report 1303, issued by CCM in March.

 

In view of the blooming industry providing a very good opportunity for running business, more and more pesticide enterprises have been founded and lots of new pesticide projects have been launched. Till the end of 2012, there were totally over 1,800 pesticide manufacturers in China, including over 500 pesticide enterprises in TC production. Over the several years of development, China's pesticide output (converted to 100% TC, the same as below) in the past few years has witnessed a continuous growth from 1.04 million tonnes in 2005 to 3.55 million tonnes in 2012.

   

Domestic pesticide TC production enterprises have also shown great comprehensive advantages over foreign pesticide enterprises from developed countries in raw material purchase, resource supply (energy, water, etc.), human resource cost, policy support, etc. These advantages helped China become one of the main undertakers during the transfer process of foreign pesticide capacity. China's pesticide export volume has witnessed a steady growth in the past several years, from 428,000 tonnes in 2005 to 897,400 tonnes in 2012.

Table Contents of China Crop Protection Monthly Report 1303:

Overall pesticide market condition in China

Background and reasons for launching industry integration

External motivation of domestic pesticide industry integration

Inner motivation of domestic pesticide industry integration

Policies carried out to accelerate the pace of pesticide industry integration

Pesticide Industry Policy

12th Five-Year Plan for Pesticide Industry

New Regulations on Pesticide Management

Impact of policies on domestic pesticide industry

Effect on pesticide enterprises

Effect on circulation of pesticides

Domestic pesticide enterprises' expansion mode

Horizontal M&A

Vertical M&A

Conglomerate M&A

IPO

Difficulties remained to be solved

China Crop Protection Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM, will keep an eye on the most important or the latest occurrences or the hottest topics in China’s crop protection industry, and select one or two topics out of these news and information to compose an in-depth feature article. You can obtain professional and insightful intelligence, covering market dynamic, industry development, government policies and more by going through the features articles every month.

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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Forecast on the HS shell & major crop diseases

Demand for forestry pesticides in China is huge, and local governments procure lots of pesticides and pesticide machinery for the control of forest insect pests every year. Thus, the potential purchasers of the HS shell are mainly governments and forestry industry associations. If the HS shell proves to perform efficiently in the control of forest insect pests, it may be adopted for application in agricultural pesticides for the protection of fruit trees, tea trees, etc. from pests.

In the international market, Chinese pesticide companies desiring to develop their own products and brands with intellectual property, should not only play a role as original manufacturers supplying cheap non-patent products. Apart from taking advantage of biological resources and boosting innovation research, domestic companies should also introduce experts with experience and knowledge of the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), in order to apply for overseas patents and enhance international cooperation with foreign companies.
 
Meanwhile, with the increasing import and export volume of pesticide products, it is predicted that the occurrence of patent infringement lawsuits will increase greatly in the future, so the SIPO and other related departments should offer sufficient advisory services concerning intellectual property to domestic companies and academies.

National Agro-Tech Extension and Service Center (NATESC) recently forecasted that major crop diseases and insect pests will be very serious in China in 2013, with a total occurrence area reaching about 366.67 million ha. Among all, major crop diseases will still include wheat scab, rice blast, corn northern leaf blight, potato late blight as well as wheat stripe rust, with the predicted stricken areas of about 5.33 million ha., 5.33 million ha., 4.67 million ha., 2.33 million ha. and 2.00 million ha., respectively.

Insecticides China News is a monthly publication released by CCM. It offers timely update and close follow up of China’s various kind of China's insecticide market, knowing current market situation will facilitate you to search for commercial opportunities in China's huge market; closely follow-up of government policies, natural disasters and area dynamics will definitely help you make quicker and wiser decisions.

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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    

Tel: 86-20-3761 6606

Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com

Introduction to World Outlook of Glyphosate 2012-2016 report

Currently, GM crops and no-tillage farming are the key drivers for glyphosate demand in the world. South America and North America contribute a large portion to global glyphosate demand because of the wide promotion of GM crops. What is the future trend of GM crops planting in these two continents and then the world? What is the future trend of glyphosate demand by region/continent? Which region(s) will be prospective market for glyphosate? CCM will give you an insightful analysis on the above questions.

World Outlook of Glyphosate 2012-2016, the second edition finished by CCM in Dec. 2012, is an intelligent report on glyphosate industry across the world. The report mainly includes the following parts: Global market environment outlook Global supply & demand Main consuming/producing countries Worldwide flow and future trend Price and influencing factors Forecast for global glyphosate industry  Key players.

 

This study explores current status and future trend of glyphosate industry and is comprised of two major sections: The present market analysis - a full market comment providing comprehensive understanding of the global situation of glyphosate at present. The development information is presented by various indexes, such as supply, demand, use, price, key players and trade flow. Future market analysis-expertise analysis providing the most credible projection of market trend in the coming five years.

 

The main highlights of this report are the consumption situation analysis of major consuming/producing countries and global demand projection. The other sections like global supply situation, crop structure, worldwide flow of glyphosate, key players are also dramatic.

In a bid to figure out glyphosate flow, CCM has dived deep into global glyphosate supply chain, with glyphosate technical producers, glyphosate trade, key players and brands in main countries analyzed systematically. Moreover, an insightful research on the source and distribution of glyphosate of the top players in glyphosate market is provided in the report.

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.

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