Monday, July 30, 2012

ICAMA Implements Paraquat Restriction


Institute for the Control of Agrochemicals, Ministry of Agriculture, P.R. China (ICAMA) issued new regulations on paraquat registration in early June, 2012, in a move to follow the official decision to restrict paraquat SL in China, according to CCM International’s July issue of Herbicides China News.

On April 24, 2012, three Chinese governmental departments—the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA), the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) jointly proclaimed an announcement to restrict paraquat SL in consideration of "human safety in agricultural production". According to one term of the new regulations, all current product labels as well as all current registrations and production permits of paraquat SL products must be modified before Jan. 1, 2013, otherwise they will be cancelled as a result. (Herbicides China News 1205: China takes restriction on paraquat)

Specializing in nationwide pesticide registration and administration with the main responsibilities for registration, quality control, bioassay and residue monitoring of pesticides, supervision of pesticide markets, information-sharing, international cooperation and other services, in terms of paraquat registration, ICAMA drew up detailed administrative regulations as below:

1. All provincial institutes for the control of agrochemicals should immediately stop administrative acceptance and sanction on the field experiments and the application for registration of paraquat TK and paraquat SL (including single SL and mixed SL).

2. Paraquat SL manufacturers in China should update relevant registration certificates and permit labels before Oct. 31, 2012:
a) Paraquat SL manufacturers should provide the original registration certificate, the original label specimen, the substance label, as well as new label specimen, origin proof of TK, illustration of product composition, 24-hour first aid hotline, etc., when they apply the modification of paraquat registration;

b) Safety warning slogan should be featured in new paraquat SL label specimen with intense color contrast or large character size;

c) New label specimen should also include 24-hour first aid hotline. And the specialized 24-hour service of paraquat first aid should be provided by experienced medical personnel in the general hospital.


3. Those unmodified or unsanctioned paraquat labels will be cancelled and new paraquat products without new label will be forbidden to come on the market in China after Jan. 1, 2013.


4. Emetic, odor agents and colorant should be added into the paraquat TK products. And those paraquat TK manufacturers who want to own paraquat SL export qualification should apply for the paraquat SL export registration by modifying current SL registrations with their active TK and SL registration certificates and production permits after July 1, 2014, when all current registrations and production permits of paraquat SL and mixed paraquat SL will be cancelled in China except the export ones.


5. Others:
a) Paraquat TK source of SL manufacturers should be relatively stable, and must be checked by ICAMA if the TK source changes;

b) Paraquat SL manufacturers should ensure that current old-labelled paraquat will be withdrawn from circulation in China after Dec. 31, 2013, and new-labelled paraquat will also be withdrawn from Chinese market after July 1, 2016, when all products of paraquat SL are forbidden to sell and apply in China. The SL products are recommended to be packed in plastic bottles with thin bottleneck in the future so that the liquid outflow time can be prolonged. It's necessary to make a record of material purchase, production and sales, and the finished paraquat SL should be companied with instruction, first aid booklet and active carbon;

c) Provincial institutes for the control of agrochemicals should aggressively promote and implement the decision about paraquat restriction. And examinations and checks will be implemented by ICAMA and relevant governmental departments in the future.

(Relative background and details about the official decision of paraquat restriction in China were mentioned in Herbicides China News 1205: China takes restriction on paraquat; other relative discussions were reported in Herbicides China News 1202, 1206.)

Source: Herbicides China News 1207
http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_11.html

Content of Herbicides China News 1207:
ICAMA implements paraquat restriction
Key regulations for pesticide industrial integration in China
Great expectation on Yangnong Chemical in 2012
Lier Chemical confirms relocation of Jiangsu Kuaida
Hisun Chemical plans new pesticide plant
Shangyu Nutrichem boosts its pesticide productivity
Semi-annual review of herbicide industry in China
Chinese acetochlor export remains unaffected by the EU restriction
Metolachlor should meet nice prospect in China
Tianyi Agrochemical runs pilot production of HGE herbicide
… …

Herbicides China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 15th of every month, 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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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

China to Become Main Force for Global DAP Market from June


Although China is weaker than the US in pricing power for DAP in the international market (Note: According to the previous situation, China’s DAP producers or DAP traders were apt to follow the contract price set by the US-based Phosphate Chemicals Export Association, Inc. (PCEA) and India’s purchasers), China is still to become the main force in global DAP market from June to September, 2012, according to CCM International’s July issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report.

China and the US are the top two exporters of DAP worldwide—accounting for 70% of the international market; while India is the biggest importer of DAP in the world. In 2011, China and the US respectively exported 4.02 million tonnes and 3.97 million tonnes of DAP. Amongst the exports, most were exported to India, respectively reaching 2.103 million tonnes and 2.41 tonnes.
 
In general, China’s DAP producers and traders would export proper export volumes of DAP according to the export policy each year —increasing export volumes in low export tax season (the details of China’s export tariff for DAP in recent three years could be seen in page 6 issue 1, Vol.2: CTCSC continues to restrain export of phosphate fertilizer, and in page 6 issue 2, Vol.1: Export tariff curbs urea and DAP export in H1 2011).
 
Therefore, with the opening of the window for DAP’s low tariff in China from June to September of 2012, China is bound to export large amounts of DAP during this period. Based on the export situation during the previous year, nearly 64% of total was exported (Note: There’s no change in the definition of peak season and slack season between 2011 and 2012).

Relatively speaking, the current supply of DAP in Russian Federation and the US was tighter than that in the previous year.
 
Firstly, the yield of DAP in Russian Federation and the US decreased relatively. During the first quarter of 2012, the US-based and Russia-based DAP producers—The Mosaic Company and PhosAgro both cut their production.
 
Secondly, the US was seeing a surge in domestic consumption of DAP, which will weaken its international supply ability. According to the data from The Fertilizer Institute (TFI), the strong demand for DAP in the US led to a low inventory in May 2012, which has decreased by 27% month on month to 251,000 tonnes.
 
Contrary to Russian Federation and the US, China is expected to contribute more force to the international market of DAP. In 2012, there’re nearly more productivity excess of DAP in China, because of the release of 1,000,000t/a new capacity during the first half of 2012.

As for the international demand for DAP, it mainly depends on the prime purchaser—India which consumes over 50% of the exported DAP worldwide.
 
It’s predicted that India’s import volume of DAP won’t be less than that of last year, and is expected to remain around 7 million tonnes according to the previous data.

Source: Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1207

Content of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1207:
Phosphorus Ore
Company Dynamics: Wengfu Group strives for improvement of self-sufficiency
Industry Dynamics: Rare earth accompanying resources to boost value of phosphorus ore  
Global Sight: Battle for phosphorus resources grows in Russia
Yellow Phosphorus
Policy & Legislation: Kaiyang's subsidy for yellow phosphorus producer to face challenge 
Phosphate Fertilizer
Policy & Legislation: Declined export guarantee money for DAP to relieve traders' pressure
Company Dynamics: China BlueChemical to rank among forefront of phosphate industry 
International Market Dynamics: China to become main force for global DAP market from June
Policy & Legislation: Role of phosphate fertilizer reserve stratagem is changing
Fine Phosphate Chemical
Industry Dynamics: APP attracts investment from medium phosphorus enterprises   
Company Dynamics: Hubei Xingfa appreciates development of food-grade phosphate chemicals 
… …

Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 15th of every month, provides you the latest information on company dynamic, industry dynamic, factors impacting the price fluctuation, technology improvement, supply & demand of China's phosphorus industry.


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Enterprises Appeal for Policy Support for Pesticide Formulation Export


On 7 June, 2012, the 18th Conference of the 5th Council of China Crop Protection Industry Association was successfully held in Nanchang City of Jiangxi Province, participated by nearly 200 experts from pesticide R&D, production and management departments. A large number of domestic enterprises appealed for policy support for pesticide formulation export at the meeting, according to CCM International’s July issue of Fungicides China News.

It is well known that China is one of the big countries of pesticide production with over 260 technical and 3,000 formulations. Data from the National Bureau of Statistics of China (NBS) show that the total output of pesticides has reached about 2.65 million tonnes in China in 2011.
 
Besides, China is also one of the biggest pesticide export countries all over the world. For instance, China exported pesticides to over 180 foreign countries and regions, reaching the highest level in history in 2011; the total export volume witnessed a sound growth last year, hitting around 1.41 million tonnes, up 15.65% compared with that in 2010. 

Before 2011, Chinese export volume of pesticide technical has been larger than that of pesticide formulations. As hoped, this situation eventually changed in the previous year. In detail, China's export volume of pesticide formulations in 2011 was about 0.75 million tonnes, up 26.66% year on year, while that of pesticide technical was about 0.66 million tonnes, only up 5.10% year on year.
 
As formulations exceed technical by export volume, Chinese pesticide industry will play an increasingly important role worldwide. However, some related policies are no good for the development of domestic pesticide formulation industry, which negatively impacts the adjustment of pesticide industrial structure to a certain extent.
 
Specifically, Chinese export tax rebate rate of pesticide technical is usually 9%, while that of pesticide formulations is only 5%. As a result, this topsy-turvy phenomenon of export tax rebate rate can hardly raise the enthusiasm of pesticide enterprises to extend their industrial chain with higher additional value products–pesticide formulations. 

Under the circumstances, most enterprises prefer to export pesticide technical in consideration of the higher export tax rebate rate. However, these domestic enterprises that produce pesticide technical still act as "outsources" in the chain of international pesticide trade. Meanwhile, the pollution caused by producing pesticide technical in significant quantities is very serious in China, which goes against environmental protection to a great extent.
 
To better promote the adjustment of China's pesticide industrial structure and thus facilitate its own brand products to enter into international terminal market, domestic enterprises hope that relevant state departments give policy support to domestic pesticide formulation export–increasing the export tax rebate of pesticide formulations and change the topsy-turvy phenomenon between pesticide technical and formulations. 

Although the export tax rebate policy is important, enterprises should not focus on policy support. On the contrary, they ought to constantly strengthen product innovation to firmly occupy international market. Only in this way can China be a more powerful country in global pesticide industry in the future. 

Source: Fungicides China News 1207

Main content of Fungicides China News 1207:
Acquisition promotes Huifeng Agrochemcial's performance in Q1 2012
Anhui Huilong successfully acquires 60% share of HAMP 
Sichuan Guoguang's application for IPO at initial audit stage 
Lier Chemical: H1 performance to exceed forecast  
Epoxiconazole wins approval of more and more rice growers in China 
Bismerthiazol greets a favorable return
Traditional pesticide sales system may be subverted in Hunan
Yancheng Limin's relocation projects start trial production
Weier Chemical to build 200t/a fluazinam production line
SCCESCUT successfully develops methane dithiocyanate 10% SC
Rice diseases and insect pests spreading rapidly
… …

Fungicides China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 10th of every month, provides a wealth of exclusive information and analysis, research and development dynamics of domestic competitors, analysis on import and export of key products, cooperative opportunities with domestic and foreign companies, and market information of foreign patent-expired products.


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Botanical Insecticide Production Base Settles in Henan


On 9 June, 2012, the foundation-laying ceremony of a botanical insecticide production base was held in Sheqi County, a key tobacco planting region in Henan Province. By extracting nicotine and solanesol from tobacco and other plants, the production base aims to supply low-toxic and inexpensive biological insecticides to domestic farmers, according to CCM International’s July issue of Insecticides China News.
 
After being put into operation in 2013, the production base will be able to process 70,000 tonnes of plant raw materials each year, outputting 300 tonnes of 98% botanical nicotine with purity over 98% and 420 tonnes of botanical solanesol with purity over 90%. Eventually, about 40,000 tonnes of biological insecticides and 50,000 tonnes of bio-organic fertilizers would be produced with a maximum capacity annually.
 
The production base totally covers an area of 27 ha., with total investment of nearly USD95.24 million (RMB600 million) from Henan Boyi Investment Co., Ltd. (Henan Boyi, a prominent high-tech biological investor in Henan Province). It is expected that an annual revenue of USD439.60 million (RMB2.8 billion) would be generated after the formal launch.
 
According to Liu Gang, President of Henan Boyi, the sub-critical fluid extraction technology will be applied to extract nicotine and solanesol from tobacco leaf and other plant materials. Compared with conventional extraction methods, this technology owns multiple advantages, such as environmentally friendly, perfectly maintaining the activity of extracts, energy saving, low operation cost, etc. Mr. Liu also revealed that botanical pesticides will be developed and produced relied on the effective compounding of target products extracted from plant materials. 
 
The biological insecticide production project of Henan Boyi reveives strong support from governments for its merits of energy-conservative and eco-friendly. Delegates from the Ministry of Agriculture, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Henan Academy of Agricultural Sciences and local government took part in the foundation-laying ceremony. 

Botanical insecticides are a hot field of research at present. Several botanical insecticides have been applied by domestic farmers at present, such as matrine, nicotine, rotenone, pyrethrins and azadirachtin.
 
Eco-friendliness, easy degradation, low residue and low resistance generated by pests make botanical pesticides well recognized, which are superior to chemical pesticides. Botanical pesticides are embracing a great development chance, said Director Zhang Xing from Northwest A&F University.
 
Highly toxic pesticides are banned one after another in China, while eco-friendly pesticides, like botanical insecticides, are enjoying a steadily increasing demand. As mentioned in the Decision on Speeding up Cultivation and Development of Strategic Infant Industry promulgated by the State Council, the Chinese government will "pay attention to cultivate biological breeding industry and promote green agricultural biological products to stimulate the development of biological agriculture" in the future. 

Source: Insecticides China News 1207

Main content of Insecticides China News 1207:
Where is the way out of abamectin ointment?
Huayang Group to transfer shares in Huayang Technology
Jiangsu Taisong finishes relocating technical production lines of diazinon, pyridaben
Jiangsu Sword expands nitenpyram technical capacity to 1,000t/a 
China's imidacloprid export volume rises in Jan.-April
Botanical insecticide production base settles in Henan
Mosquito repellents generally contain DEET and BAAPE
Zhejiang Dongfeng opens up Egypt's pesticide market
… …

Insecticides China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 10th of every month, provides the latest and influential analysis on insecticide industry for you, including company dynamics, supply and demand, price analysis, policy, raw material and intermediate.

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Wednesday, July 11, 2012

China Releases 12th Five-Year Plan for Biological Material Industry


On June 6, 2012, the State Council published the 12th Five-Year Plan for the National Strategic Emerging Industries (the New Industries Plan). The 12th Five-Year means the period from 2011 to 2015. The New Industries Plan covers seven main industries and the energy-saving and environmental protection industry ranks the first. It said the country should promote cleaner production and low carbon technology, which will accelerate to form pillar industry. The biological Industry should meet the requirements of human health, agriculture development and resource & environment protection, according to CCM International’s July issue of Biomaterials China News.

After the release of the New Industries Plan, the 12th Five-Year Plan for Biological Material Industry (Biological Material Plan) was pushed out on June 8, 2012.

The Biological Material Plan covers almost all products of biological materials, such as bio-plastics, bio-based chemicals, biomass functional polymer materials, functional sugar products and wood-based engineered materials, which also makes it as the key to produce biological chemicals and materials that can replace traditional fossil oil products by high value of comprehensive utilization.

Biological Material Plan contains several targets.
1. To significantly enhance original innovation ability of biological base material industry;
2. To produce several biological new materials that the properties can be equal to fossil oil based products;
3. To construct several biological bases and chemical materials industrialized demonstration bases that the production cost will be economic and feasible;
4. To build a technology innovation and development platform for biological material industry.

Except for worrying about whether enterprises can bear the tasks, some experts also think that the Biological Material Plan didn't put forward specific measures to promote biological material products, and most of the supporting policies are just about macro concept, such as perfect related regulations, implement national investment subsidies and tax rebates. There are not actual benefit that can attract enterprises' invest. Mr. Zhu, a researcher from Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology & Engineering (NIMTE), said that  the country must publish relevant preferential policies to stimulate enterprises' independent research ability.
Though the Biological Material Plan has a good blue print, whether related enterprises can bear the tasks is a question.

All of constructing biological material bases and enterprises will be the main body for the development of biological materials. Hong Chen, a researcher of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), said that the number of domestic R&D person is seldom.  Qing Yan, a researcher NIMTE, said that the production and research of almost all domestic biological material enterprises are to imitate abroad hotspots at present, even if the reason for some enterprises to concern about biological material is just to speculate biological material market. What causes the domestic R&D status is not only the responsibility of enterprises. Mr. Hu, Chief Scientist of Wuhan Huali Environmental Technology Co., Ltd., thinks that China's technology system (including that of biological material) also has great shortages that research institutes attach too much importance to theoretical study and thesis. In fact, some technologies are hardly to be industrialized. Scientific research institutes should focus on some key technologies to meet the industrialized requirement of enterprises.

According to Yunfang Weng, General Secretary of Degradable Plastics Specialized Committee of China Plastic Association, the total output of domestic biologic materials is about 450,000 tonnes in 2011, up about 30% compared with that of year 2010. Though domestic biologic material industry develops rapidly, China still falls behind of them compared with that of the US and some other developed countries. However, China still has the chance to catch up with them under the support of Chinese government and enterprises.

Source: Biomaterials China News 1207

Main content of Biomaterials China News 1207:
Bamboo fiber becomes new supporting point of China's textile industry
China releases 12th Five-Year Plan for Biological Material Industry
Qianjiang Huashan strives to develop chitin industry
Shanxi Hongyuan puts bio-PA11 production line into trial production in May 2012
Cathay Biotech withdraws its IPO plans
Wuhan Huali looks for trash bag market actively
Hisun Pharmaceutical to expand its capacity of PLA to 35,000t/a
Price of ethylene glycol decreases seriously
More countries may export corn to China
China's PLA trade keeps similar as that of last month
… …

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Baolingbao Prepares to Open Online Shop of IMO End Product


According to CCM International's investigation on 22 June 2012 to Baolingbao Biology Co., Ltd. (Baolingbao), the largest isomalto-oligosaccharide (IMO) producer in China, the company is preparing to open an online shop on tmall.com, one main large business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce platform belonging to Alibaba Group in China, which aims at promoting its brand and an end product of IMO, also a health care product called "Shuang Qi Run Sheng" (SQRS). However, Baolingbao expressed that the specific launch date and the price have not been determined, according to CCM’s July issue of Sweeteners China News.

It is predicted that this online shop on tmall.com may help the selling and popularity of Baolingbao's SQRS in the future. According to Baolingbao, the company's opening an online shop on tmall.com is to help the brand promotion of SQRS, which may attract customers to buy the company's products in entity selling shops, while traditional sales channels will still be dominant , such as drug stores and supermarkets. Additionally, Baolingbao's gross margin of IMO decreased obviously from 2008 to 2010, so the SQRS may become a potential new profit growth point for the company's IMO.
 
In fact, Baolingbao has put efforts to promote its SQRS in the past few years. For example, Baolingbao opened an online shop on taobao.com, the largest consumer-to-consumer (C2C) e-commerce platform in China also belonging to Alibaba Group, to promote its brand and IMO in 2009. However, since the company hasn't received the end product selling license in China until 2012, it did not sell SQRS before 2012. 

There are two key reasons attracting Baolingbao to open online shop to sell its product on tmall.com.
 
Firstly, as the Internet has developed fast and online shopping has been accepted by more and more Chinese people over the past few years, Baolingbao hopes to promote its end product of IMO through online shop as a marketing strategy. In fact, according to China Internet Network Information Center (CINIC), the number of Chinese Internet users reached about 513 million by the end of 2011, and about 56 million were new users this year. Besides, in line with Alibaba Group, tmall.com has ever attracted 55 million daily visits before. And because of such a large number of Internet users in China, the company chooses network media for marketing.
 
Secondly, the rapid growth of Chinese e-commerce transactions also attracts Baolingbao to open this online shop. The company expressed that it is exploring various sales channels for its end product of IMO in China, and Internet sale may become a new important sales channel for the product in the future. As a matter of fact, with the improved living standards and the transformation of consumption pattern of Chinese people, more and more Chinese people prefer shopping online. Moreover, Chinese e-commerce has enjoyed a rapid growth over the past few years. For example, Chinese e-commerce transactions reached about USD943.3 billion in 2011, increasing by 28.8% over 2010, according to CCID Consulting Co., Ltd., a consulting company in China.
 
It's worth noting that many sweetener producers, including GLG Life Tech Corporation, Xiwang Sugar Holdings Company Limited and Shandong Futaste Technology Group Co., Ltd., etc., have opened online shops for their end products of non-calorie sweeteners in China during the past few years. It is observed that Chinese sweetener producers are tend to increasingly focus on the end products with high gross margin and diversify their sales channels, such as network marketing. For example, GLG Life Tech Corporation has opened an online shop on taobao.com to promote its tabletop sweeteners (zero-calorie one containing stevia sweetener only and low-calorie one containing stevia sweetener and sucrose) and other products in Jan. 2012.

Source: Sweeteners China News 1207

Content of Sweeteners China News 1207:
China imported 254,046 tonnes of sucrose in May 2012
Industrial standard for L-arabinose launched
National HFCS summit forum to held in Beijing
JK Sucralose held meeting on implementation of Food Safety Law
Changzhou Niutang awarded as advanced enterprise in Jiangsu
China's import volume of corn increases by seventyfold in Jan.-May 2012
Tight supply of domestic sucralose in June 2012
Erythritol industry develops smoothly in H1 2012
Government launched 12th Five-Year Plan for National Food Safety Standard
Domestic crystallized glucose performs poorly in H1 2012
… …

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