Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Barriers to Lie on Road of Bio-degradable Plastics


More and more businessmen, politicians and citizens turn their sights on the bio-degradable plastics due to the shortness of fossil fuel and serious living condition. Also, domestic bio-materials have gained excellent score both in production capacity and technology. But will bio-degradable plastics have a smooth sail in the future? Maybe there are barriers lying on the road of bio-degradable plastics' development, according to CCM International’s June issue of Biomaterials China News.

High Price leads to small market
 
China has the largest population and now China's technology is close to that of western developed countries. However, China is still considered as a huge production base, but not a consumer market.

For the public, bio-degradable plastic sounds like a luxury. Take the food-grade film for example,PLA (polylactic acid) ,the most popular bio-degradable plastic, can be sold for USD4,740/t, while price of PE (polyethylene, one of the most general plastics) is only about USD1,896/t. Expensive price makes bio-degradable plastic invisible in general activity and daily life though it can attract many people's sight in large exhibition. Only some famous companies, like Coca-Cola and McDonald, who want to bear more social responsibility, have used bio-degradable plastic as their raw material.
 
Mr. Dan Sawyer, Manager of NatureWorks LLC in the Asia-Pacific region, said on April 19, 2012 that the quantity of consumed PLA worldwide increased by 20%, but regions responsible for the increase are Europe and America. In 2005, they entered into the Chinese market, and in 2011, their sale quantity is still about 4,000t, while the capacity of NatureWorks is 140,000t/a.
 
Domestic leading enterprises of bio-degradable plastics, such as Wuhan Huali, Guangdong Shangjiu, Kingfa, etc., complained about the similar problem, expressing that domestic bio-degradable plastic market is very small.

New Market is difficult to expand
 
Besides expensive cost, Mr. Hu, Chief Scientist of Wuhan Huali, explained that the difficulty to expand market has tormented bio-degradable plastic salesmen for a long time. He said that domestic companies have already formed a fixed network by purchasing and selling, while as a new product, bio-degradable plastic is still difficult to enter their network, for most enterprises are afraid to bear extra risk and don’t want to break down the cooperation with their traditional partners.
 
Attacks from low-end products and fake commodities
 
Attributed to government's weak regulation, many cheap fake commodities disturbed the market. When Wuhan Huali tried to expand market, they often have to face the situation exactly as what's said by Mr. Hu, "it just needs some recycled plastic and some calcium carbonate to produce fake commodities which are similar to ours, but these fake commodities can be sold at a very cheap price. If fake commodities can’t be banned effectively, the real environmental bio-degradable plastic industry will not have a bright futrue, which is dangerous (for the industry) at present.

R&D expenditure is insufficient
 
Innovation is the key factor for a company’s development, especially for those high technology industries, such as bio-degradable material. And private enterprises are an important source for innovation as they are sensitive to new technology and new market. But in China, most private enterprises’ R&D expenditure is insufficient. Mr. Bian, Senior Engineer of Shenghong Group, says that the R&D in China is just about how to make new technology applicable to industrial production, and one reason is that their R&D expenditure is limited by company’s budget, the other reason is that they dare not to start a long-term research since they are afraid of market changes. Mr. Hu, Chief Scientist of Wuhan Huali, who has been engaged in Chemical Department of Natural Science Foundation Committee, says that Chinese government should publish more policies to encourage colleges and research institutes conducting application and mass production research, as private companies are not able to apply for NSFC (Natural Science Foundation of China).
 
Raw material needs reformation
 
China has a huge population with relatively little land resources. Undoubtedly, Chinese government has to restrict food and grain application on non-food industries to guarantee domestic food supply. Nevertheless, corn and some grain crops which have abundant starch are still important raw materials of bio-degradable plastic, the problem may not have stood out yet. The total food-and-grain usage in this industry is not huge now. However, once bio-degradable plastics become main material in the future,  the problem can’t be ignored. Luckily, straw and other organic waste can replace grain crop as raw material. Corn deep processing industry can be a reference for the select of raw material, as corn deep processing industry consumed too much corn, which promotes corn price. At last, government published a serious of policies to squeeze their profit continuously.
 
Process technology is not mature
 
Through the development of several centuries, the process technology of fossil fuel plastics is very mature, and fossil fuel plastics can be widely used in almost all industries. But bio-degradable plastics still have many disadvantages, especially in process technology, which leads to bio-degradable plastics’ application focusing on package, medicals and disposable table ware.
 
Recycle and degradation may require a new system
 
In fact, most degradable plastics can’t decompose in nature environment. For example, PLA may exist 100 years or more without controlled-composting environment, which is made up of special facility, special microbe, and temperature of 60 celsius degree for more than 10 days. Besides, garbage workers can’t distinguish PLA from PET efficiently. A new system is required to recycle PLA, according to the dilemma on PLA’s recycle in America in 2009 that rubbish recycle station refused people to use PLA bottlers since PLA can bring great trouble for American Rubbish Recycling System that USA has spent 20 years on the system’s construction.

Though the bio-degradable plastic industry still has many problems to be solved, it’s still a great progress to decrease the rely on fossil fuel and strengthen environmental protection. The current situation is that more problems may be hidden, since the industry has just taken its first step. Nevertheless, the overseas market demand is greatly over its capacity, so the domestic market potential is predicted to be great in the future.

Source: Biomaterials China News 1206

Main content of Biomaterials China News 1206:
Barriers to lie on road of bio-degradable plastics
Numerous bio-material enterprises enter agriculture film market
Development of PLA recycle in China
 PBS may enjoy bright future in China
Kingfa tries to double its sales within four years
Domestic first low-temperature special water soluble fiber successfully developed
JAAS successfully developed degradable straw pot
Corn stock of northeast ports continues rising
Price of global wheat may be pushed to a higher record due to drought
… …
(Guangzhou China, June 12, 2012)

Biomaterials China News, with 12 to 14 topics in one issue, published on the 8th every month, will bring you the latest information on the latest market dynamics, company dynamics, new biomaterials products, new biomaterials technology development, new legislations and policies and raw material supply dynamics that are shaping the market.


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CCM’s Free Glyphosate Webinar to Be Held on Jun. 28, 2012


China remains the world’s top glyphosate production country in recent years, which will play a more and more important role in global glyphosate industry in the next few years. A free webinar talking about China’s glyphosate industry will be held by CCM International at 16:30 (GMT+8, Beijing Time) on Jun. 28, 2012. With the topic of Analysis of China Glyphosate Industry, the webinar will introduce the key influencing factors, latest dynamics and future trends of China’s glyphosate industry.

Stimulated by the huge profit and large demand for glyphosate at the end of 2007 and the first half of 2008, domestic glyphosate companies vied with each other by expanding their capacity or constructing new production lines of glyphosate technical, thus the capacity of Chinese glyphosate technical kept increasing fast from 2006 to 2010. How is the current situation of China’s glyphosate market? What are the influencing factors in this industry?

Being the hottest broad-spectrum non-selective herbicide, glyphosate have dominated the world's herbicide market for the past few years. And it is estimated that the global consumption will increase with a CAGR of over 3.10% during 2012-2016. How will the future glyphosate industry develop in China’s concerning aspects of supply, demand, export, production? What are the hidden challenges and opportunities in this industry?

Anson Chan, Professional Consultant of CCM International 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 Jun. 28, 2012.

The following aspects will be covered in this webinar:
1. Current Situation
1.1   Pesticide industry in China
1.2   Government policy
2. Analysis   
2.1   Factors influencing China’s glyphosate industry
2.2   Supply and demand
3. Conclusion and Forecast
3.1 Challenges and opportunities
3.2 Outlook of Chinese glyphosate in the next five years

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Thursday, June 7, 2012

Find Hot News in China Fluoride Materials Monthly Report


How did the price of fluoride materials go in April 2012? What were the latest dynamic of leading fluoride materials companies? Do you want to know more about the import and export situation of major fluoride materials in China? China Fluoride Materials Monthly Report, published by CCM International, provides you with detailed information of the above questions in its May issue.

In the latest issue, company reaction to fluorine policy is discussed. To encourage phosphate fertilizer manufacturers to attach importance to environmental protection and recycle fluorine resource, domestic governments and industry associations have promulgated some encouraging policies and industry programs in recent years, such as Clean Production Technology Promotion Program in Phosphate Fertilizer Industry, Guided Catalogue for Industrial Structure Adjustment (2011), the 12th  Five-Year Plan of Chemical and Mining Industry(2011-2015), etc. On May 2, 2012, Hubei Xingfa signed an Investment Service Intention Agreement on the Comprehensive Utilization Project of Fluorine and Iodine Resources Associated with Phosphate Ore with Wengfu Group, so as to jointly develop the comprehensive utilization of phosphate ore.
 
With the elimination of HFC-22, there will be more and more domestic and international enterprises to invest in the construction of environmentally friendly refrigerants, which will drive up the demand for HFC-125 and HFC-32 worldwide. In recent years, more and more domestic enterprises have planned to start or expand the production of HFC-125 and HFC-32. For example, Sinochem Lantian Co., Ltd. started to construct an HFC-125 production line with capacity of 20,000t/a at the end of 2011. In Jan. 2011, Guangdong Dongyangguang Aluminum Co., Ltd., an aluminum processing enterprise in Guangdong Province, planned to establish a subsidiary to produce HFC-125 and HFC-32.

In addition, influenced by the depression of economy, the market situation of fluorine chemical downstream industries was still dismal in April 2012 and most of the prices of fluorine chemicals maintained downward tendency.


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Discover Potential Business in Dairy Products China News


The May issue of Dairy Products China News has been come out recently. The latest issue focuses on infant formula market, covering the new giant in this market and restriction of bovine colostrum in infant formula. Besides, new standard for food fortification ingredients is discussed in the May issue as well.

China is, as ever, awash with statistics. According to the National Bureau of Statistics the country’s retail sales climbed 14.1% in April to RMB1.56 trillion ($247.8 billion), the slowest increase in the past 66 months. In real terms this represented a rise of 10.9%. The current price figure was less than the 15.2% increase seen in March 2012 and below general expectation. Urban retail sales of consumer products rose 14% to RMB1.36 trillion ($215.36 bn) year-on-year; rural regions’ sales rose 14.5% to RMB204.9 bn ($32.44bn). Last month’s overall economic data was generally weaker than had been anticipated. One example: sales of residential properties fell 13.5% year on year to RMB1.03 trillion during January-April 2012, and sales of office properties fell 14% to RMB 54.3 billion.

The situation has just prompted the Chinese Government to cut the reserve requirement ratio for local banks from May 18 by 50 bps to 20%. The cut was the 3rd in 6 months and frees up an additional RMB400 billion in the banking system, although China’s major banks have declined, looking for a larger cut.

The market future continues to be the subject of intense debate and has been much discussed at recent dairy industry events – notably at SIAL in Shanghai, ADPI in Chicago and even at the DIN conference in London. Despite the information available it struck us in discussions that a number of the exporters and distributors were surprisingly uninformed on the Chinese dairy marketplace. It’s often easier to strike some deals than consider the bigger issues – and there’s always a danger of information overload – but is this the right market or time for a high risk approach?

Check more details and discover the potential business opportunity in Dairy Products China News, co-published by CCM International and Orrani Consulting.


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New Regulations on Pesticide Management to Be Released


Disclosed by Mrs. Wu Zhifeng, Deputy Director of the Institute for the Control of Agrochemicals, Ministry of Agriculture (ICAMA), during the 3th Environmentally Friendly Pesticide Formulation Processing Technology and Production Equipment Exchange Meeting held on 24-25 April, 2012, the new pesticide management policy, namely Regulations on Pesticide Management, is about to be released in the near future, based on CCM International’s latest issue of Crop Protection China News.

As the last revised version of Regulations on Pesticide Management carried out from 29 Nov., 2001 no longer keeps pace with the great development of domestic pesticide industry in recent years, Chinese government started to amend this version in 2010. After about two years' amendment, the new version of the policy is expected to be released in the second half of 2012.

Despite some large revisions which have been exposed to the public when the Legislative Affairs Office of China State Council released a draft for seeking opinions on Regulations on Pesticide Management on 21 July, 2011, some more new information about the coming policy has been disclosed by Mrs. Wu during the meeting this time.

According to Mrs. Wu, the coming new policy maintains the framework of management system in the existing policy which includes registration management, production permission, sales permission (on highly toxic pesticides) and standardization system. Aiming to further regulate domestic pesticide industry and ensure domestic food security, reversions are made based on the framework to further perfect the policy.

The former two large modifications made in 2011, namely cancelling the temporary registration of pesticides and setting up the license system of pesticide business, are now formally written into the new policy. Cancelling the temporary registration and further standardizing the process of pesticide registration are to further emphasize pesticide safety, the effectiveness evaluation of pesticides and higher investigation requirements. Setting up the license system of pesticide business aims at a better management of pesticide dealing, especially highly toxic ones.

The new policy will further strengthen the management after registration and carry out more new policies to restrict the use of some pesticides, e.g. stop approving the registration of chlorpyrifos and triazophos on vegetables and stop the registration of medical antibiotics as pesticides.

Even though lots of people are not optimistic on the implementation of the first pesticide recall system, it is still written in the new policy, mainly aiming at highly toxic or highly dangerous pesticides. Many pesticide enterprises in China believe that the implementation of the pesticide recall system will face lots of difficulties in reality because they can't control the behavior of pesticide dealers and the technology needed in the bio-safety disposal of those recalled pesticide is also a big problem for most pesticide enterprises. Plus, pesticide enterprises may go bankrupt if a large amount of expired pesticides are forced to be recalled.

Moreover, greater punishment is made in the coming new policy. Once production license is revoked, the supervisors and the directly responsible personnel of the company shall not be engaged in pesticide dealing within ten years and the government will not accept its pesticide registration application within five years. Production licenses can be revoked if labels seriously violate related regulations.
Source: Crop Protection China News 1210

Content of Crop Protection China News 1210:
New Regulations on Pesticide Management to be released
China to launch joint test for vegetable pesticide registration
Fujian standardizes and develops tea industry
Common name of China self-developed herbicide approved by ISO
HAAS develops new biological agent-YB-01
Guoguang Agrochemical tries IPO
Reasons for denial of Huayang Technology's reorganization revealed
Lier Chemical sees net profit down in Q1 2012
Anhui Huilong to invest in two new companies

Crop Protection China News, a semimonthly publication issued by CCM International on 15th and 30th(31st) of every month, aims to gain a deep insight into Chinese market, supply the latest market data and strategy support, analyze the newest legislation and policy and grasp the future market trend.


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For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.
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Land Circulation Expected to Promote Seed Industry


Land circulation is espected to benefit domestic seed industry, as seed manufacturers are able to achieve independent seed production in farmlands leased from farmers, according to CCM International’s May Issue of Seed China News.
 
In the past, most domestic seed manufacturers entrusted farmers to produce crop seeds, by providing the latter with planting materials and corresponding remuneration. After harvest, seed manufacturers purchased seeds or fruits from farmers and conducted seed processing and marketing. However, seed qualities covering purity, cleanliness, germination rate and moisture content could not be effectively ensured, which has limited the development of domestic seed industry to a large extent.
 
By leasing land from farmers who own the use right of rural land, seed manufacturers could afford to independently and reasonably use contiguous land in seed production, more efficiently ensuring seed quality. In addition, some farmers' seed propagation and sale without permission would be greatly prevented, which is conductive to build a better market order in seed industry.
 
For farmers transferring land-use rights to seed manufacturers, they could liberate themselves from the land contract and receive lease charges. Moreover, these farmers' subcontract of land-use rights could also take part in seed propagation or production in their lands and further increase their incomes. Therefore, land circulation between farmers and seed companies could benefit both sides.
 
Actually, some seed companies have actively cooperated with farmers on land circulation. For example, Beijing Doneed Seeds Co., Ltd., one leading corn seed company at home, has signed an agreement with farmers in Zhangye City, China's largest corn seed production base, to rent the farmland covering the area of 333.33 ha. (5,000 mu) in corn seed production for the year of 2012. Origin Agritech Limited (Origin), a technology-focused corn seed company listed in NASDAQ, has also rented large area of lands from local farmers to conduct corn seed production.
 
Revealed by industrial insiders, land circulation for corn seed production has also been rapidly developed in Xinjiang, located in the northwest corner of China, with unique natural environment for corn planting and corn seed production. More and more seed companies from interior China, such as Shandong Denghai Seeds Co., Ltd. (Shandong Denghai), Origin, Liaoning Dongya Seed Co., Ltd., etc., have rushed to Xinjiang to rent farmland for corn seed production.
 
Hubei Provincial Seed Group Co., Ltd. (HPSG), a state-owned seed company based in Hubei Province, signed a land circulation agreement with a town government in Ezhou City in July 2011, aiming to build a large rice seed production base.
 
To support seed industry and boost agricultural development, local governments of some areas have made related policies on land circulation. For example, the municipal government in Chongqing City, Southwest China, encourages large seed companies to build seed production bases of rice, potato, vegetables, etc., in way of leasing land from local farmers or rural cooperatives.
 
In Linze County, Zhangye City, local government has taken land circulation as an important task in promoting the construction of corn seed production bases. The government recommends farmers or rural cooperatives to transfer land-use rights to seed companies for seed production, to provide a lump-sum incentive of USD119.05/ha. (RMB50/mu) for the transferors who subcontract land for over 10 years.

In Oct. 2008, Chinese government issued the rules that it allows farmers to lease their contracted farmland or transfer their land-use rights, an important part of land reform efforts intended to double rural income by 2020.
 
Chinese farmers are traditionally family-centered in their thought and action, passionately attached to their land. Therefore, there are still part of the farmers who do not want to transfer their land-use rights or give up land contracts, especially experiencing the land circulation forced by regional governments. However, all transfers of land-use rights must be voluntary, with adequate payment.
 
It seems to be a trend that domestic seed manufacturers enhance seed production through land circulation. Industrial insiders believe that land circulation would be an effective method to boost seed industry and improve the overall efficiency of agricultural production in China, relying on enterprises' standardized and large-scale producing operation. With adequate payment, more and more farmers are willing to take part in land circulation and increase their incomes.

Source: Seed China News 1205
http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_28.html

Content of Seed China News 1205:
Longping High-tech maintains good development momentum
Grand Agriseeds presents significant growth in 2011
Land circulation expected to promote seed industry
Vegetable prices generally rise substantially
DBN to boost biological breeding
ZARD would take over Wuhan Good-Seed from CSFAC
Rice genome breeding chip born in China
Fipronil FS to control athetis lepigone on corn
Bayer CropScience supplies seed treatment machinery in China
"Xianyu 335" development slowing down

Seed China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 30th of every month, offers timely update and close follow-up of China’s seed industry dynamics, analyzes market data and finds out factors influencing market development


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Data and Financial Market Seminar - Seizing on The Momentum in China


Everyone knows data is important to finance practitioner, but what kind of data is needed and how to use them to make strategic decision is seldom discussed. A seminar talking about “Data and Financial Market” will be held from 16:30 to 18:00 pm on July 17th , 2012 (GMT-6, Chicago Time) by Investment Banking & Financial Market Association. This seminar can help financial institutions learn how to make good use of data.

Zhonghui Wu, Managing Director of CCM International and keynote speaker of this seminar will share his unique perspective on how to read and interpret data about China's market by combining CCM International's understanding of China's overall market situation.  

Grab this amazing opportunity to learn how to make good use of data and how investors can make wiser decisions. You may register from here:
Or just click the “REGISTER” button from our website page. After registration, we will provide you with more information of this seminar, and email you PPT and one free market report worth $2,000 after seminar.

The following topics will be covered in this seminar:
-China’s investment situation and investment opportunities in general
-Who are providing information about China’s market, and who are analyzing Chinese market?
-How to evaluate and use data of Chinese market and choose the right information provider among a huge number of providers?
-The level and depth of market data research in China
-How to read and interpret the data released by China’s listed companies?
-Insights about China’s four investment areas— agriculture, life science, chemicals and energies, and points to be noted to use data and information about these industries?
-How to find the specific investment opportunities from these industries and how these opportunities are made of?
-Case study

Zhonghui Wu is the founder and managing director of CCM International, founder and director of CCPS. Mr. Wu is an expert of Chinese market. He has been working closely with MNE clients since 1996. He has been invited to speak in numerous forums and summits. Mr. Wu’s knowledge and leadership have been respected by executives of world leading corporations such as Monsanto and BASF.


About CCM International
CCM International 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 International 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.

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