Yellow phosphorus producers meet the requirement of Entry Criteria for yellow phosphorus

The capacity owned by the 36 qualified yellow phosphorus producers has approached half of China's total manufacturing capacity and can completely meet domestic consumption. These advantages have left the 36 qualified producers with potential ability on expanding their market share, especially in face of those low-efficiency competitors.

By now, numerous yellow phosphorus production facilities owned by 72 unqualified yellow phosphorus producers in China, who hold the rest half capacity, haven't reached the energy performance standards set by the Entry Criteria. It's obvious that the 72 unqualified producers running in quite a small scale might be unable to afford additional costs for improving their inefficient facilities.

Take Yunnan Province for example, 47 yellow phosphorus producers are located there, while only 18 of them have met the Entry Criteria. In addition, the 18 qualified producers account for 63.46% of local output of yellow phosphorus, amounting to 267,000 tonnes in 2010. For the unqualified yellow phosphorus producers there, they either improve their production facilities to meet the requirements of the Entry Criteria, or quit yellow phosphorus business under the squeeze from stronger competitors.

Therefore, it can be forecast that China would be likely to see a reshaping in yellow phosphorus market in the next three or five years—due to market evolution and Chinese government's guidance.

Though there's no change in the Entry Criteria for Yellow Phosphorus (Entry Criteria), the number of qualified enterprises in China has decreased instead. High cost of maintaining green production of yellow phosphorus might be the major contributor to producers' failure to meet the Entry Criteria.

On Nov. 19th, 2012, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued the 2012 version of the list regarding qualified enterprises meeting the Entry Criteria. Compared with the previous public supervision version (details about the previous 2011 version see page 5, issue 1 Vol.1: 1st batch of enterprises meeting Entry Criteria for Yellow Phosphorus finally issued), the number of qualified enterprises had decreased from 45 to 36 in the 2012 version.  

Overall, the 36 qualified yellow phosphorus producers represented a group with stronger competitiveness in China's yellow phosphorus market.

On one side, the 36 producers are eligible for enjoying preferential policies which could be conductive to saving production cost for them. In accordance with the Interim Measures on Management of Yellow Phosphorus Producers (Interim Measures), these qualified enterprises could apply for preferential electricity price and enjoy a favorable enterprise income tax.

On the other side, the 36 qualified enterprises hold higher efficiency in production compared with those 72 unqualified producers who even failed to meet the standards listed in the Entry Criteria. It's known that the Entry Criteria has specified various process parameters for advanced production of yellow phosphorus, such as consumption limits on feedstock (including phosphorus ore and electricity), design capacity for yellow phosphorus production equipment, limits on the level of pollution, etc.

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.

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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.

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China’s Economy & Dairy Industry: Cooling?

The slowdown in China’s economy during H1 has impacted on the dairy industry as expected. According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), China’s GDP reached USD1.69 trillion (RMB10.8 trillion) in Q1, up 8.1% over Q1 2011. Whilst in theory impressive this was the 5th quarterly slowdown and the slowest rate of growth in almost 3 years. Recent estimates for Q2 tend to range between 7.2-7.5%, according to CCM International’s June issue of Dairy Products China News.

Moreover many economists suggest that in reality a growth rate of about 6% in Q1 is likely to have been a fairer reflection of the situation; this view is supported by various indicators which have proven less positive, such as production volumes of steel and cement, total export values and so on.

Electricity production — a key indicator for economic development — is a prime example: it stood at 1,144.6 billion kwh in Q1, up 7.1% over Q1 2011. However production in May was 389.8 billion kwh, just up 2.7% over May 2011. The June Purchasing Managers Index has slipped and all the figures suggest that the economy is decelerating.

The Dairy Association of China (DAC) has quoted data from NBS giving the dairy industry’s output at 5.47 million tonnes in Q1, up by only 5.8% over Q1 2011. However, this figure is 120,000 tonnes lower than that given for Q1 2011 by the China Economic Monitoring and Analysis Centre (CEMAC) – this organisation, itself part of the NBS – hasn’t released its figures this year, possibly due to the downtrend being seen.

In January-May, the output of domestic dairy products is being given as 9.37 million tonnes, up 7.1% over the same period of 2011 – this represents a slow down, as the growth rate in January-May last year (vs. the same period in 2010) was 12.1%.

Similarly, liquid milk products represented 7.93 million tonnes – up 8.3% over the same period of 2011, compared with a rise of 11.6% in the first five months of 2011.

This situation exerts great pressure on the domestic dairy industry, with some northern provinces now stockpiling milk powder. Some producers have also resorted to culling, and there have been warnings that if the situation deteriorates as in 2009, the industry will be badly hit again.

However, this is a shortsighted perspective. Recently Mr. Zhang, Vice President of School of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development at the Renmin University of China, noted that China’s economy currently faces a cooling period due to the problems in the real estate and equity markets — the 2 key drivers for the development of China’s economy in the past 10 years. The management rights transfer of rural farmland is expected to be the key driver of China’s next economic cycle. In China, the only way to obtain large amount of rural farmland is to invest in agriculture. At present, the Chinese government has only hinted at its intentions in this respect on CCTV – this is a likely area of policy developments once Mr. Xi Jinping takes over as State President later this year. It is clearly timely for businesses to invest in agriculture now, hence the recent expansion of groups such as COFCO, Modern Dairy, Fonterra and Yihai Kerry in the agricultural sector.

Despite the present economic difficulties, the future dairy market potential is evident. In fact, ongoing food safety concerns seems likely to represent a much more significant problem for the local dairy industry: this is amply highlighted by processors who need to recombine relying on imported milk powder whilst some local milk powder producers are left with capital tied up in stocks!

Source: Dairy Products China News  1206

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Content of Dairy Products China News 1206:

Further Revision of Standards for Dairy Products Likely

China’s Economy & Dairy Industry: Cooling?

Average Market Prices of Imported WMP & SMP Decrease

Dairy Processors Focus on Largescale Dairy Farms

Government Releases 12th Five-Year Plan for National Food Safety Standards

Government Strengthens Supervision of the Feed Sector

Maiquer Applies for Listing

Flower Cow Milk’s Development Strategy

Fengxing Dairy’s 60th Anniversary

Bright Dairy: Premium Development Strategy

Government Strengthens Livestock Breeding Subsidy

Hongxing Dairy Launches Value Range

Dairy Products China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on the 30th/31st of every month, brings you the latest information on new market dynamics, company dynamics, new dairy products and consumption trend, new legislations and policies and raw milk supply dynamics that are shaping the market.

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How Will Global Mancozeb Market Go from 2012 to 2016?

Mancozeb, a broad-spectrum fungicide, introduced in 1962 but still plays a significant role in the world fungicide market. It is used on a wide variety of food/feed crops, including fruit trees, vegetable crops, field crops, etc. Mancozeb can control early blight, late blight, anthracnose, rust, downy mildew, etc. The demand of mancozeb is increasing year by year, and its global capacity increased largely during 2003 to 2009. With its market value reaching USD400 million in 2009, mancozeb’s global capacity is estimated to exceed 220,000t/a in 2010. What is the overall information of mancozeb registration, supply, demand, international trade flows and market price in global market? What are the 2012 – 2016 future trends of above aspects respectively?

As one of the most popular bulk commodities of fungicides, mancozeb is manufactured concentrate on Asia-pacific, South America and Europe. In recent years, global market of mancozeb has had some changes. The Asia-pacific, shares the largest percent of global mancozeb market, and China and India are the largest producers of mancozeb in Asia-pacific. Furthermore, South America also has a big share of mancozeb market, but its production bases nearly serve for North America market. The U.S. is the represent country. Most of the mancozeb is exported to the U.S. European market deserves attention as it takes up a large part of total mancozeb market share in the world. About 80% of European mancozeb is consumed by itself. How does mancozeb industry develop in major countries, such as China, India, Australia, Thailand, USA etc? What are the registration, supply, demand, and future forecast of mancozeb in these countries?

In addition, some huge producers of mancozeb had some merger projects and there are some policies related to mancozeb in some countries, which would certainly have influence on the global market of mancozeb. For example, UPL purchased the fungicide business which including the mancozeb technical business in the world and related property from DuPont in June 2010. What’s more, Dow AgroScience India was resisted by Indian government due to its bribe on pesticide registration. These factors probably make the global circulation situation of mancozeb change. What are the company dynamics of key mancozeb manufacturers in the world, including Dow AgroSciences, UPL, Bayer, Du Pont etc?

All questions will be answered in CCM International’s upcoming report of Survey of Global Mancozeb. The report is expected to come out in May, 2012. If you need more detail of this report, please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

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Huge Potential in China’s Ethanolamine Market

China’s ethanolamine industry has changed much in the past three years, especially in 2011. As the second largest producer and consumer of ethanolamine in the world, China will play a more important role in global market.

Attracted by growing demand in domestic market, more enterprises are engaged in the production of ethanolamine in China. At the end of 2011, there are 22 active ethanolamine producers. Both capacity and output of ethanolamine witness high growth rate from 2007 to 2011. Among these active producers, who boosted the fast growth of ethanolamine production in the past five years? And why do foreign enterprises start to newly build plant in China? And whether some new projects or capacity expansion are planned in China by the end of 2011?

Since the domestic supply of ethanolamine can’t meet the demand in China, besides the quality of domestic products fails in the requirement of some downstream products, such as glyphosate and taurine, a large quantity of ethanolamine is imported annually to China before 2011. With the commissioning of large ethanolamine production lines at the end of 2010 and in 2011, the import volume of ethanolamine in China has dropped in 2011. What is the situation of ethanolamine import in the past years, and how about the detailed import situation of ethanolamine in 2011?

In China, ethanolamine is mainly used in the production of cement grinding aid, agrochemicals, organic synthesis, surfactant, polyurethane, etc. In the past years, driven by cement grinding aid and organic synthesis, the ethanolamine consumption grows rapidly in China. With the development of each downstream industry, the consumption pattern of ethanolamine is changing. What changes have happened for ethanolamine consumption pattern in China? How about the detailed consumption situation of ethanolamine including each ethanolamine product in each downstream industry in China in 2011?

CCM International’s 4^th Edition Report of Production and Market of Ethanolamine in China will give the answers to the above questions and show the truth to penetrate into China’s ethanolamine market. Besides, other points in China's ethanolamine industry are covered:
- Production technology from major suppliers
- Raw material supply situation
- Price change of ethanolamine in 2007-2011
- Involvement and achievement of multinational corporations
- Competitive landscape in ethanolamine industry
- Forecast on supply and demand to 2020 and the trend of major downstream industries
- Introduction to key active ethanolamine producers

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Booming Sucralose Market in China

After years of development and experience of the famous 337 patent lawsuit, China has become one of the world's most important production countries of sucralose. In the past few years, China's sucralose production has been expanding rapidly attracted by the world's growing demand, which seems to be immune from the impact of global depression economy.

Many producers expanded their sucralose capacity while several new producers arose. What's more, the future expansion of sucralose production is estimated to be even faster than before. With expanding capacity and increasing number of producers, competition in China's sucralose market is becoming more and more intense. What has happened in China's sucralose market? How is the current competition structure of sucralose in China? Who are China's leading producers? How are the future expansion plans of sucralose in China? What kind of production technology is adopted in China's sucralose producer? How is the technical level and production cost in China's sucralose industry? Which producers have their owned sucralose production technology?

With relatively lower price and improving quality, China's sucralose export volume is growing fast in the past few years, and China's sucralose industry depends heavily on the demand from oversea market which accounts for near 80% of China's total sucralose output in 2011. The top three export destinations of Chinese sucralose are the US, the Netherlands and the UK, which account for over 65% of China's total export volume in 2011. Which country's demand for China's sucralose grows the fastest in the past few years? How does China's export price of sucralose change?

Though the domestic applications of sucralose have not been very wide yet due to relatively high price than other sweeteners and limited popularization by producers, the consumption of sucralose growing fast in China attributed to developing downstream industries and arising conception of healthy low-sugar foods. How do sucralose's downstream industries develop in China? What is the current consumption structure of sucralose in China? What is the trend of sucralose consumption in China?

Besides the aspects mentioned above, what other changes in sucralose industry can be seen from 2010 to 2011? What will be the development trend of sucralose industry in China? You can find the answers in CCM International’s report Production and Market of Sucralose in China.

Highlights of this report are as follows:
- Introduction to capacity and output
- New projects for sucralose production in recent years?
- Production cost of sucralose
- Import and export situation of sucralose in China
- Detailed description on sucralose consumption pattern, market size, application fields
- Forecast on sucralose industry in China by different scenarios
- SWOT analysis of China's sucralose industry and top producers

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Survey of PAP and Paracetamol in Asia Pacific Comes Out

CCM International newly published “Survey of PAP and Paracetamol in Asia Pacific” in December 2011. The report provides you with detail information of production, IE and consumption situation of targeted Asia Pacific countries. By analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of different regional producers and their investment environment, this report reveals the challenge and opportunity in the AP paracetamol market. It is perfect for you to learn a comprehensive AP paracetamol market and make wiser business decisions.

Asia is the largest origin of paracetamol, as China and India supply 80% of the global paracetamol market in 2010. Meanwhile, the huge population makes it the largest consumption market of the world. Asia consumes 65,400 tonnes of paracetamol—half of the global output of 2010. As the economy develops, the Asia market will become more and more important.

 

In this report, the six most populous countries of AP including China, India, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Japan are well studied. Based on the potential of the current market, the panorama of Asian paracetamol can be drawn out.

What are the latest production situation in AP and the consumption details of PAP and paracetamol? What is the market change of PAP and paracetamol in 2006-2010? How is the future development of PAP and paracetamol in 2011-2015? All these aspects can be found in this report. In addition, relevant policies and regulations are also covered in this report. This report combines CCM International's expertise in PAP and paracetamol market research. If you are interested in this report, please do not hesitate to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

Key sections of this report:

- PAP production situation in China, 2008-2010

- Import and export situation of PAP in China, 2000-2010

- Detailed description on consumption patterns and various application fields, 2010

- Forecast on PAP supply and demand of in China, 2011-2015

- The paracetamol production details in AP, 2008-2010

- Import and export situation of paracetamol in AP, 2006-2010

- Paracetamol consumption pattern in AP, 2009-2010

- Forecast on paracetamol supply and demand of in China, 2011-2015

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Increasing Sucrose Supply Might Drag Fast Development of Starch Sugar

CCM International has newly released the December issue of Sweeteners China News, with the top story that the increasing sucrose supply might slow down the fast development of starch sugar, such as high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) and glucose.

Compared with other sweeteners, sucrose is the best replacement for starch sugar. As the sweetness, properties and application ranges of sucrose are much closer to those of starch sugar. The improvement in sucrose industry can affect the starch sugar industry obviously. That means inadequate supply and price increase of sucrose can boost the development of starch sugar, while rising supply might slow down its growth.

China's output of sucrose may reach 12 million tonnes in the extraction season of 2011/2012 (from October 2011 to April 2012), according to Mr. Ma, Vice Chairman of China Sugar Association (CSA). That is to say the demand growth of starch sugar may decline due to the increase in sucrose supply.

Starch sugar producers admit the influence of expected sucrose supply, but they also believe that the starch sugar industry will develop in 2012. For example, a sales manager of Zhucheng Dongxiao Biotechnology Co., Ltd., one main glucose producer with capacity of 300,000t/a, expressed that the demand for starch sugar will increase in 2012 thanks to its lower price compared with sucrose, but its growth rate may be lower than that of 2011 due to the increase in sucrose supply. In general, the starch sugar industry will keep on developing in 2012, but the speed may be slower.

More details please check Sweeteners China News 1112.  Headline News includes:

-On 2 November 2011, MEP carries out environmental verification of starch, starch sugar and alcohol producers.

-Stevia sweetener's application as a natural and non-caloric sweetener in food and beverages in the EU has finally been approved on 12 November 2011, which will drive Chinese stevia sweetener industry forward.

-Though China's stachyose industry develops better in 2011 than 2010, it still faces some challenges. However, it is believed that it also embraces opportunities brought by the end products.

-It is reported that Jiangsu Lianwei will launch a cyclamate project in Q1 2012; however, insiders of the cyclamate industry have a negative outlook about this project.

-Capacity expansion of erythritol may exacerbate its overcapacity in the near future, since the market demand grows slower than the capacity does.

-On 15 November 2011, Hebei Shengxue is listed on Tianjin Property Rights Exchange to transfer 93.181% of its share due to the net profit loss. However, its net profit loss is likely to be a special case in the prosperous domestic glucose market. 

-On 29 October 2011, JK Sucralose held a foundation stone laying ceremony of its third phase of sucralose project, indicating the company's confidence in the good prospect of sucralose.

-Domestic price of fructo oligosaccharide has witnessed a downtrend since July 2011 majorly due to the price decrease of its key raw material sucrose.……

If you are interested in CCM’s December issue of Sweeteners China News, please do not hesitate to contact us by +86-20-37616606, or email us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

(Guangzhou China, December 7, 2011)

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CCM Announces New Report of Gluco-amylase

Gluco-amylase is the most important category in China's enzyme industry. CCM is going to announce a new market research report on gluco-amylase, presenting you the most insightful and profound analysis of Chinese gluco-amylase market.

The gluco-amylase market in China is more mature than other enzyme products, such as lipase, pectinase. The output of China’s gluco-amylase reaches 346,000 tonnes in 2010, while the CAGR is just 4.5% during 2004-2010. What are the factors that influence its development speed? What is the future trend of China’s gluco-amylase industry?

The report also introduces 16 major active producers of gluco-amylase in China, elaborating the detail information from aspects of production cost, profit, etc. What's the detailed information of the key gluco-amylase producers in China?

The application of gluco-amylase is not so wide as α-amylase. Gluco-amylase is mainly consumed in brewing and starch processing. What's the demand of gluco-amylase by applications? What's the future trend of demand?

All answers will be shared in CCM’s report of Production and Market of Gluco-amylast in China. By reading this report, you may obtain the vital business intelligence of China’s gluco-amylase industry before entering the competition, learning the actual status of production, pricing, demand and major competitors/their activities. Most importantly, you might understand the future trend of Chinese gluco-amylase industry so that you can make wiser business decisions.

If you are interested in this report, please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

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Demand of Polycarbonate Keeps Increasing in China

The demand for polycarbonate (PC) has kept rapid growth in recent years in China. China imports massive polycarbonate annually. The poor production capacity and increasing domestic demand drive China to import a large amount of polycarbonate.

Most domestic polycarbonate producers have been washed out in the past years due to laggard technology. As of September 2011, only three active producers are engaged in the production of polycarbonate in China. Two are wholly foreign owned enterprises, namely Bayer (Shanghai) Polymer Co., Ltd. and Teijin Polycarbonate China Ltd.; another one is the only domestic producer, namely Chongqing Changfeng Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., with a small capacity of 5,000t/a.

The entry of overseas companies boosts the production capacity of polycarbonate to some extent. Total capacity of polycarbonate has reached 360,000t/a in China, with the output of 276,000 tonnes in 2010. But the output of polycarbonate always fails to meet the demand in China every year. Thus, a large amount of polycarbonate needs to be imported.

According to CCM International’s survey, the consumption of polycarbonate in China is expected to keep growing in the coming five years. That means China hungers for polycarbonate. The demand of polycarbonate continues to keep growing in the future.

All the data and findings are extracted from CCM’s report, entitled Survey of Polycarbonate Market in China. If you are interested in it, please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

(Guangzhou China, October 26, 2011)

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