Find Hot News in Corn Products China News 1306

Published on the 20^th every month, Corn Products China News is a monthly publication released by CCM. It offers timely update and close follow up of China’s various kind of corn market dynamics, analyze the market data and trends. Major columns include the latest information on new price fluctuation, new market trends and intelligence, new legislations and policies, new technologies, new area dynamics and new corn supply that are shaping the market.

Following are headline news of the latest issue of Corn Products China News:

COFCO to import 60,000 tonnes of corn from Argentina in 2013

COFCO will import 60,000 tonnes of corn from Argentina in 2013.

NDRC publishes a new notice about crop straw utilization

The NDRC published a new notice to strengthen the comprehensive utilization of crop straw, which may favor the future development of Long-live Biotechnology.

Fufeng Group's gross profit margin expected to rebound in 2013

After a poor performance in 2012, Fufeng Group's gross profit margin is expected to rebound in 2013.

Ex-works price of corn germ meal in China stays high in June 2013

The ex-works price of corn germ meal in China stayed high in June 2013.

Xiwang Sugar sells its corn processing business

Xiwang Sugar sells its corn processing business

Baolingbao hard to improve performance in H1 2013

Baolingbao hard to improve performance in H1 2013

Global Bio-Chem and Global Sweeteners cooperate with ADM

Global Bio-chem and Global Sweeteners will cooperate with ADM from June 2013 to June 2014.

Price update of corn products in June

Price update of corn products in June

Star Lake Bioscience sees sharp decrease in net profit in 2012

Star Lake Bioscience's revenue increased by 2.64% year on year in 2012, but its net profit saw a sharp decrease of 331.34% compared with that in 2011.

USDC announces final determination on anti-dumping investigation into China-made xanthan gum

The USDC announced its final determination with regard to the anti-dumping investigation into Chinese xanthan gum and the ITC will make its final injury determination on or before July 12, 2013.

Domestic market price of DDGS rebounds in May 2013

As the H7N9 bird flu fades away in May, the domestic market price of DDGS rebounded. With the increasing demand for feeds in June, it's estimated that the price of DDGS will continue to increase.

Harbin intercepts 115 kg of US GM corn seeds in May

Harbin intercepts 115 kg of US GM corn seeds in May

China's VB2 export volume increases by 37.4% year on year in April

The export volume of China's VB2 increased by 37.4% year on year in April 2013, while it decreased by 3.3% compared with that in March.

Chinese corn products Imp. & Exp. analysis in April 2013

In April 2013, the total import value of corn products in China witnessed a 73% month-on-month growth while the export value of them declined by 20%.

Planting area of corn in China may keep on increasing in 2013

The total planting area of corn in China may keep on increasing in 2013.

China launches the second batch reserve of sugar in 2012/2013

China launched the second batch reserve of sugar in 2012/2013, which is considered hard to increase the domestic price of sugar in the short time.

Henan Province publishes enterprise list with inferior capacities to be eliminated in 2013

Henan Province publishes enterprise list with inferior capacities to be eliminated in 2013

Domestic pig market turns better entering May

Domestic pig market turns better entering May 

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The levy of the anti-dumping tax can greatly help the development of China's potato starch industry

As the import volume of potato starch from the EU represents a large proportion of China's total import volume, with the proportion ranging from 70.5% to 98.3% during 2007-2011, the levy of the anti-dumping tax can greatly help the development of China's potato starch industry.  

 

Since China imposed the anti-dumping tax on the EU's potato starch from Feb. 6, 2007, the domestic total import volume of potato starch sharply decreased to 9,971 tonnes in 2007 from 66,908 tonnes in 2006. After the anti-dumping tax ratio was adjusted in 2011, the total import volume also fell significantly to 23,147 tonnes in 2011 from 142,383 tonnes in 2010 (Figure). Besides, the profit of domestic potato starch enterprises increased from USD4.1 million in 2007 to USD15.0 million in 2011.

 

Currently, the domestic potato starch industry is quiet vulnerable, since it has a low rate of return on investment and the domestic market can easily be affected by imported products.

 

The domestic price of potato starch is almost in step with the EU's (Figure). In 2008 and 2009, the price of the EU's potato starch decreased, and then the domestic price also decreased. In 2011, the price of the EU's potato starch increased due to the adjusted anti-dumping tax rate, and once again the domestic price followed and rose.

 

According to the MOC, the domestic potato starch enterprises have been positively expanding their capacity, but the rate of return on investment decreased continuously from 2007 to 2009, becoming even negative in 2009. Although the rate recovered slightly from 2009 to 2011, it still remains low, which may hurt investors' confidence and in turn negatively affect the development of the industry. During 2007-2011, the rate of return on investment was 1.68%, 0.20%, -3.08%, 2.19% and 3.19% respectively.

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Free Webinar on China Starch Industry to be Held on Sep. 6th, 2012

Starch is a production made through the use of corn, cassava, potato, sweet potato, wheat and other processed. The starch is widely used from food to the chemical and pharmaceutical. The demand of starch shows an increasing trend. A free webinar talking about China's starch industry will be held by CCM International at 17:00 (GMT +8, Beijing Time) on Sep. 6^th , 2012. With the topic of Analysis of China Starch Industry, the webinar will introduce the key influencing factors, the latest dynamics and the future trends of China's Starch industry.

China has a huge starch production, in which corn starch occupied the largest proportion of 86.5%, potato starch, followed by 9.5%, 3.9% of the wheat starch and other starch yield a minimum proportion of 0.02%. In 2011, China's starch output has been increasing to over 20 million tones with a CAGR of around 9% in 2008-2011. It is estimated that China's starch output will increase to nearly 30 million tonnes in 2016 at a 5%-6% CAGR in 2012-2016. How will the future starch industry develop in China's concerning aspects of supply, demand, export, production? What are the hidden challenges and opportunities in this industry?

Starch plays a key role in deep processing, food, pharmaceuticals, etc. Deep processing is the most important consumption field of starch in China, consuming nearly 30% of the nation's total starch consumption in 2011. Besides, starch is also used in other downstream industries such as food and beverage processing and papermaking. In China, large-scale downstream producers will purchase starch from producers directly, and most producers would like to sell their starch by themselves rather than by distributors mainly for a high profit. How is the current situation of China's starch market? What are the influencing factors in this industry?

Mr. Zhang, Professional Consultant and Speaker of this webinar, will share with you his unique perspective and insightful analysis about this promising industry. Grasp this amazing opportunity to obtain the latest market information and discover commercial potential for your business. Come and join us on Sep.6th, 2012

Outline:

1 Regulatory issues in Chinese starch industry

    - What kinds of policies involved?

    - What about the effects on China's starch?

2 Supply and demand of starch in China

   - What is Chinese starch supply situation?

   - Who are the key starch producers and their traits?

   - What is China's starch import and export situation?

   - How about starch demand situation and it's application fields in China?

   - What will Chinese starch's supply and demand be in 2012-2016?

3 Starch derivatives in China

   - What kinds of starch derivatives involved?

   - How about their production and consumption and supply and demand forecast?

 

4 Conclusion and forecast

   - What are challenges in Chinese starch industry?

   - Where are the opportunities?

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Starch Industry Enjoys Fast Development in China

China is the second largest starch producer in the world. There are two kinds of starches, native starch and modified starch. Major varieties of native starch include corn starch, potato starch, cassava starch and wheat starch, while that of modified starch include corn modified starch, potato modified starch and cassava modified starch.

China's starch output has kept growing rapidly with CAGR of about 17.00% since 2001, which reached 17.10 million tonnes in 2008. It is predicted that China’s starch output will increase stably to 25.47 million tonnes in 2020. What is the position of Chinese starch industry in the world? Why do Chinese starch industry develop so fast? Which products will witness promising prospect in the future?

China is also the second largest native starch consumption country in the world, with total consumption value of USD6.10 billion in 2008, of which USD700.00 million was contributed by modified starch consumption. With various characteristics and functions, modified starch is widely applied in industries such as papermaking, food processing and textile in China. What is the consumption market in food processing, papermaking, beverages and other industries?

And China's starch price is mainly influenced by raw material price, supply & demand situation and technology innovation. How are such factors affecting China’s starch industry?

A report named Future of Starches in China published by CCM shows you a comprehensive understanding of China’s starch industry so that you may find answers of the above questions.

From this report, you can obtain the latest information on China’s and the world’s starch industry, thus obtaining business intelligence before involving in the competition and grasping commercial opportunities. Besides, you can also know your competitors and their activities in China. A clear picture for competitive landscape of China’s starch industry is provided. With the in-depth analysis on drivers and barriers of starch development, you may find out where China’s starch market will go next.

The report covers the following aspects:

- An overview for current market of corn starch, cassava starch, potato starch and wheat starch, as well as starch derivatives in China, with focus on statistics of capacity, output, import & export, supply & demand, major manufactures, future trend, etc.
- Outlook for starch raw material supply & demand
- Balance in starch industry, from raw materials to end use markets/products
- Competitiveness of Chinese starch and fermentation products in domestic and export markets, and impact of raw material supply on starch industry
- Foreign investment in China’s starch industry
- Future development trend of China’s starch industry

If you are interested in CCM’s Future of Starches in China, please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

(Guangzhou China, October19, 2011)

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China’s Corn Starch is of Great Competitiveness

China’s starch industry has developed fast in recent years with strong governmental support. Owing to overcapacity in starch industry, starch producers have been facing intense competition in last few years.

There are two kinds of starches, native starch and modified starch. Major varieties of native starch include corn starch, potato starch, cassava starch and wheat starch. Native starch industry plays a key role in the development of the whole starch industry, as it is crucial in guaranteeing downstream production like modified starch and related derivatives.

Domestic raw material supply can meet the demand from native starch production except cassava, which is a strong support to improve the competitiveness of China’s native starch industry. Native starch deep processing industry is the most important end user of native starch in China, consuming 15.45 million tonnes of native starch in 2008. Besides, native starch is also used in other downstream industries such as food processing, papermaking and beverage.

With abundant raw material supply and low manufacturing cost, corn starch has become the most important native starch variety in China. The corn starch output had jumped to 14.50 million tonnes in 2008 from 9.00 million tonnes in 2004, with CAGR of 12.66%. With the requirement of  strict environmental protection, small scale manufacturers with little investment in environmental protection have been gradually phased out. Owing to low price and cheap transportation cost, China’s corn starch is quite competitive in Eastern Asia and Southeast Asia.

All findings are from CCM’s report Future of Starches in China. If you are interested in this report,  please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

(Guangzhou China, October 19, 2011)

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CCM Starch Webinar is Only One Week to Go

CCM is going to launch a free live webinar on Chinese starch industry from aspects of industrial background, governmental policy and its influence at 17:00 (GMT+8, Beijing Time), Sep. 22, 2011, with the topic of Governmental Policy’s Impact on China’s starch industry.

The webinar that draws much attention from different companies is only one week to go. Until now, more than 25 attendees from leading companies in starch industry have joined the event.

During the webinar, CCM’s professional speaker, Stephanie He will analyze the development of starch industry, mainly focusing on three different starches, including corn starch, potato starch and cassava starch. She will share her ideas about governmental policy’s impact on China’s starch industry.

Grasp this opportunity to brainstorm and learn the expertise ideas from CCM’s starch consultant. CCM sincerely invites you to join our starch webinar! For more information please check: http://www.cnchemicals.com/Event/EventDetail_23.html, or contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com or through 86-20-37616606.

It’s not too late to register. If you need to register, please go to:

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(Guangzhou China, September 16, 2011)

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Starch Industry Hot Topics Released by CCM

A report named Starch Industry Hot Topics was released by CCM, which gives you an in-depth analysis on the big events and changes happening in starch industry, including:
- Cases of enterprises integration in starch industry

At present, companies' reorganization is a development trend in starch industry, as more and more small-scale enterprises would be eliminated in the industry due to immature production technologies and weak competitiveness. Restructuring of starch industry is in progress and inefficient production capacities have been gradually washed out from the field. Enterprises integration becomes a future trend for starch enterprises to survive and develop.

- Supply structure and price fluctuation of feedstock

Among different kinds of feedstock, corn accounts for 79.83% of total supply of starch feedstock in China in 2010. Corn price increases in 2010, which is mainly attributed to rapid development of corn deep processing industry and pork storage plan.

- Anti-subsidy investigation into potato starch from EU

On Aug. 30^th, 2010, China begins to run the anti-subsidy investigation into EU's potato-based starch. If this anti-subsidy investigation is successful for China, the import volume of potato-based starch will reduce a lot, and domestic potato processors and peasants will get a more favorable profit margin, which will greatly restore the market share for domestic potato processors.

- Analysis on sustainable development of tapioca-based bio-fuel and tapioca starch
- Commercial production of waxy corn starch
- Genetically modified food policies
- New application of starch in papermaking

 (Guangzhou China, August 31, 2011)

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What Effect on Starch Industry Affected by Governmental Policies

A free webinar, entitled Governmental Policy’s Impact on China’s starch industry, is going to be held by CCM at 17:00 (GMT+8, Beijing Time), Sep. 22, 2011. CCM has rich experience in starch market research and has published series of industrial reports, including Profiles of Key Starch Enterprises in China, Starch Industry Hot Topics, Future of Modified Starch in Asia Pacific etc.

The webinar will mainly discuss three different starches, including corn starch, potato starch, cassava starch, from aspects of background, current policies, policy impacts and forecast on development trend.

Governmental policy plays an important role in the development of China’s starch industry. The Chinese government has issued series of policies to regulate the Chinese starch market, such as Guidance about Promoting the Healthy Development of Corn Deep-processing Industry and The 2011 Editions of Guideline Catalogue for Industrial Restructuring to regular the corn starch industry, anti-dumping investigation on imported potato starch, and the encouragement of using cassava to produce ethanol by government.

All these policies make great influence on the starch industry and push the starch companies to make change to survive. For example, the restriction policies stimulate the enterprises integrations in corn starch industry, which helps corn starch companies improve their competitiveness to capture more market share.

More expertise ideas will be shared in the starch webinar. Current attendees already registered are from Tate & Lyle, Roquette, ADM, Meelunie and many other famous companies. Come to brainstorm and learn the industrial insights during this amazing starch webinar.

The webinar will be held at 17:00pm, Sep. 22, 2011. Please register from here:

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(Guangzhou China, August 29, 2011)

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Standard for Mixed Food Additives to be Implemented in Sep 2011

August 22, 2011, CCM - In July 2011, the Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China published the first national standard for mixed food additives—National Food Safety Standard: General Rules on Mixed Food Additives (the General Rules), which will take effect on 5 Sept. 2011 as planned. The standard is believed to bring much positive effects on the mixed food additive industry and help it develop healthily and rapidly in the future, according to CCM’s August issue of Corn Products China News.

Against the backdrop of the 2008 melamine scandal and many food incidents happened since then, Chinese government strengthens its supervision of the food industry over the past two years. And food additives have become the focus of the government's attention in 2011—it has launched several relevant policies and standards, such as the new Standards for uses of Food Additives issued on 20 April 2011, particularly prompted by recent food incidents such as "lean meat essence" scare in March 2011 (centred on pork products tainted with ractopamine and clenbuterol, denoted by the Chinese nickname "lean meat essence" or shou rou jing, with which if pigs are fed, they can be prevented to accumulate fat). Now the General Rules are the second step for the government to further strengthen regulation in food industry.

The highlights of the General Rules are as follows. Firstly, it sets some basic requirements for mixed food additives: mixed food additives shall not be harmful to human health; shall be in accordance with the new Standards for uses of Food Additives issued in April 2011; shall not contain any chemical reaction in production or produce new chemical compound, whilst the amount used shall be kept as low as possible. Besides, mixed food additives processors shall establish management system for mixed food additives' production and clearly stipulate the content and detection methods of every food additive.

Secondly, the General Rules stipulates the maximum quantity of hazardous substances in accordance with weighted data result and pathogenic micro organisms in mixed food additives. But only two kinds of hazardous substances' maximum quantity is detailed—lead and arsenic—both at 2.0 mg/kg when the weighted data result is not applicable. As for pathogenic micro organisms, they shall not be detected to exist in end products.

Thirdly, labels of mixed food additives are specified in detail. All of the labels shall cover the name, specification and content of the product and contact information of manufacturer, production license number, etc. Moreover, the name of each single food additive in the production of mixed food additives shall be labelled, and the mixed food additives for retail sales on the market or in catering industry shall be labelled with the content of every single food additive besides its name.

In addition, imported mixed food additives shall have labels or specifications written in Chinese with country of origin and the name, address, and contact information of domestic agencies, besides the label content mentioned above. (name, address and contact information of foreign manufacturers can be written in their local languages.) It is worth noting that the production license number can be exempted in the label of imported mixed food additives.

It's believed that the General Rules will impose much positive effects on the mixed food additive industry in the future, according to CCM’s August issue of Corn Products China News. On one hand, mixed food additive manufacturers can be qualified to apply for food additive production license, which can help improve the average quality of mixed food additives. According to an announcement issued by the State Administration for Quality Supervision and Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) on 7 December 2010, all food additive processors shall apply for "Food Additive Production License" before 1 March 2011. However, mixed food additive processors can't apply for the license because there used to be no national standard for mixed food additive industry. Now, the execution of the General Rules grants them the access.

In this point, lots of small mixed food additives manufacturers will be eliminated because they probably can't get the license. According to the General Rules on Production Permission of Food Additives published on 13 Aug. 2010 and coming into force on 1 Sept. 2010, only those food additives manufacturers getting over 133 points can get the food additive production license. (The full mark is 150 points and it's judged by 75 items including production technology, production environment, production management and so on.) That means the license is difficult to obtain, especially for small processors, but without which they are forbidden to produce mixed food additives. Obviously, large and powerful manufacturers can get benefits and increase market share.

On the other hand, the price of mixed food additives may be pushed up in the future, as the production cost will increase because the production environment and equipment shall be upgraded to meet the requirements of the food additive production license. The cost of raw material—single food additive—will particularly rise. Corn starch, for example, is a common raw material. It can be generally divided into industrial grade and food grade; the former has lower price but pathogenic micro organisms beyond limits usually. Some manufacturers still use industrial grade corn starch for low price, and what's more important, there's no standard to regulate it before. But now, based on the General Rules, industrial grade corn starch can not be used for mixed food additives' production any more, which will increase the production cost.

Some experts consider that the General Rules may reduce the supply of mixed food additives and thereby the demand for single food additive may also decline. However, in CCM's opinion, the demand for single food additive won't be reduced but will increase in the long term. Because the General Rules makes mixed food additives industry more standardized and the public will have more confidence in it, which can increase its demand.

However, the General Rules' content is too general and hard to execute to some extent, and it needs more detailed rules and regulations. It's reported that Chinese government may issue related detailed rules and regulations in the near future.

Source: Corn Products China News 1108

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Content of Corn Products China News 1108:

Zhengda Linghua suspends lysine production for relocation and capacity expansion

376,053 tonnes of citric acid exported in H1 2011

Chinese corn products Imp. & Exp. analysis in June 2011

VC price keeps stable and VB2's rises slightly in Aug. 2011

Glucose monohydrate price drops in recent two months

Standard for mixed food additives to be implemented in Sept. 2011

Corn oil industry may welcome potential adjustment to VAT system

High-value added amino acids: profit contributor of Meihua Group

100,000t/a HFCS production lines launched by Huakang Pharmaceutical

Baolingbao performs well in H1 2011 thanks to HFCS

Potato starch import volume declines in H1 2011

Corn price may maintain an uptrend till this October

Corn Products China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 20^th of every month, presents the latest news of China’s corn deep processing products to reveal the driving force of the event and deeply analyzes the influence of the event on domestic and international corn deep processing industry.

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