Showing posts with label subsidy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label subsidy. Show all posts

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Government continues to subsidize bio-pesticides

 
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.

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


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Thursday, October 13, 2011

Henan Tianguan Accelerates Development of Cellulosic Ethanol

Henan Tianguan Fuel Ethanol Co., Ltd. (Henan Tianguan) plans to launch cellulosic ethanol plants to gradually expand its capacity in next three years, which is expected to reach 120,000t/a in 2014.

Henan Tianguan will start to construct the plants at the end of 2011. As revealed by Mr. Cheng, a staff of Cellulosic Ethanol Department in Henan Tianguan, the company has already decided to construct about 12 plants with capacity of about 10,000t/a respectively in Nanyang City, Henan Province. It is predicted that the plants will consume about 1 million tonnes of straw annually, if the production lines are all launched in the near future. That means the farmers' revenue in the city will increase by USD46 million per year.

As the first cellulosic ethanol manufacturer with capacity of 10,000t/a, Henan Tianguan is confident about the cost of cellulosic ethanol, which is lower than that in other competitors. According to Mr. Cheng, cellulase is the key element to reduce the cost of cellulosic ethanol. Compared with other cellulosic ethanol producers, such as COFCO, he explains that Henan Tianguan has rich experience in cellulase research. That’s why the cost of cellulase is much lower than that in COFCO.

Moreover, Chinese government’s subsidy boosts the development of cellulosic ethanol industry. The policy of straw subsidy from the Chinese Government will be established at the end of 2011. Also, with Chinese Government accelerating the publication of some policies, such as encouraging the companies' development in cellulosic ethanol research, the enthusiasm of cellulosic ethanol will increase greatly. Henan Tianguan producing cellulosic ethanol receives a subsidy of about USD157/t from the Chinese Government, which makes the company maintain the profitability.

The development of cellulosic ethanol in Henan Tianguan reveals that the company is accelerating its development of cellulosic ethanol to occupy a favorable position in cellulosic ethanol industry.

The above news is from CCM’s October issue of Industrial Biotechnology China News, with more stories below:
-Henan Tianguan plans to launch cellulosic ethanol plants to expand its capacity gradually in next three years, which is expected to reach 120,000t/a in 2014.
-Guangdong Yudean starts the No. 2 biomass generator unit in Zhanjiang at the end of September 2011.
-ZTE Energy (Inner Mongolia) plans to construct the second phase of the sweet sorghum ethanol production line.
-As the Chinese government pays attention to the collection of the swill-cooked dirty oil, the bio-diesel manufacturers can have more swill-cooked dirty oil as raw material to produce bio-diesel and thus increasing their output.
-Angel Yeast accelerates the transformation of its yeast extract capacity of 10,000t/a from industrial production to end-product's production in 2012.
-Dongbao Bio-Tech takes two measures to consolidate its position in gelatin and collagen market.
-Shandong Polymer will enhance the production line of CPAM with capacity of 10,000t/a at the end of 2011.
-In August 2011, China's import volume of butanol was down by 29.35% compared with that in July 2011.
-Anqing Hexing succeeds to get a "863" Program related to the development of PBS on September 3, 2011.
-Shenzhen Rainbow continuously explores the potential customers in the starch-based materials market.
-China's PLA import volume sharply decreases while price of PLA export shows a sign of recovery in August 2011.
-WMI will establish a new subsidiary in order to develop the PLA food containers production machines and train the maintenance technicians.

If you are interested in CCM’s October issue of Industrial Biotechnology China News, please do not hesitate to contact us via +86-20-37616606, or email us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.
(Guangzhou China, October 12, 2011)


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