Friday, August 3, 2012

Herbicides China News Focuses on Paraquat SL Restriction Issue


It's obvious that recent heated discussions in Herbicides China News is focused on governmental restriction on paraquat SL in China. Coupled with various responses aroused by the official decision in China’s herbicide industry, Herbicides China News collects diverse opinions. The detailed reports are presented in both June and July issues.

Undoubtedly, governmental policy is the key to China’s pesticide industry in China. Hence, the restriction on paraquat SL by the Chinese government triggered such a wide attention. Following the core conception of paraquat regulation, ICAMA also issued detailed instructions in terms of pesticide administration to push the SL restriction. What are the detailed registration regulations that ICAMA has released?

In the column of market dynamics, glyphosate price trend in China is most attractive because current glyphosate price appears different in comparison with the previously sluggish situation. The stable ascent in the first half of 2012 implies glyphosate may meet a nice prospect this year. Of course, this optimistic expectation should be confirmed by the coming market situation. How will the price of glyphosate go in the next season?

In addition, coupled with the gradual coming of the hottest two months, July and Aug. of every year, Chinese herbicide manufacturers suspend production one after another for maintenance and check. Accordingly, herbicide market meets slack season at present. A short-term peaceful period will come. What is the market trend of domestic herbicide industry?

More detailed information will be discovered in CCM International’s Herbicides China News, published on 15th  every month. It 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.

Headline news in the July issue of Herbicides China News:
-ICAMA issued new registration regulations to implement the official decision about paraquat restriction in China.
-Several key governmental regulations for pesticide industrial integration in China were listed in this article.
-Integration is the main characteristic of herbicide industry in China of H1 2012.
-Chinese acetochlor export is hardly shocked by the acetochlor restriction in the EU.
-Metolachlor is expected to meet nice prospect in China for the advantage of low toxicity, high efficiency, broad controlling spectrum and so on.
-Glyphosate price in China witnessed stable ascent in the first half of 2012.
-Acetochlor price level in 2012 is higher than that in 2011, resulting from the price increase of acetochlor's raw materials and the shortage of acetochlor stock this year.
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Glyphosate Potassium Salt Needs Further Promotion in China


Glyphosate potassium, a product with the best theoretical performance among all glyphosate series, only dominates rather small market share in China at present, which needs further promotion in the future, according to CCM International’s July Issue of Glyphsoate China Monthly Report.

As the regulation of lowering the price of Roundup in China in H1 2012 has drawn much market concerns, it's investigated that another well-know glyphosate product Touchdown branded by Syngenta also suffers the same treatment in China. "Touchdown® is undersold in Hubei Province in China, and its wholesale price is about USD4,430/t (RMB28,000/t) at present, compared with USD6,330/t (RMB40,000/t) in the past," said Mr. Xiang, a sales representative formerly in Syngenta but now in Bayer.
 
Mr. Xiang said that the retail price of Touchdown® is about USD1.26-1.42 (RMB8-9) per bottle (250 mL), compare with more than USD1.90 (RMB12) per bottle before 2012. 
 
“Glyphosate potassium products didn't sell well in China in the past. At present, as their prices are much higher than those of other glyphosate products, its performance doesn't significantly surpass its competitors,” said Mr. Xiang.
 
Theoretically, the manufacturing cost of glyphosate potassium salt is higher than that of glyphosate IPA salt under the same content of glyphosate acid equivalent. But interestingly, the price of Touchdown® has decreased to a comparable level as Roundup®.
 
"Touchdown® is not Syngenta's focus product in China at present. Compressed by the fierce competition from domestic glyphosate AS products, coupled with the price down-regulating of Roundup®, Syngenta finally decreases the price of Touchdown®," Mr. Xiang disclosed. 
 
Theoretically, glyphosate potassium salt has two main superiorities over other glyphosate salts; the quick efficacy and the potassium supply for crops as a fertilizer are the key reasons why glyphosate potassium products have been widely used in overseas countries. Domestic academic experts and market professionals all admit these advantages of it.
 
“Basically, the target market of glyphosate potassium is the high-end users. And the popularity of glyphosate potassium products in China needs more promotion. Besides, the cost of glyphosate potassium products should decrease if players want to expand market share of these products." Mr. Xiang suggests.
 
According to Mr. Xiang, some domestic companies are launching glyphosate potassium products in China market. “The risk is obvious, and the immature market and high price will led to the little acceptability for Chinese farmers.

Only two companies including Syngenta and Zhejiang Wynca Chemical Industry Group Co., Ltd. (Zhejiang Wynca) have registered glyphosate potassium products in China as of 13 July, 2012.

According to Mr. Tang, Territory Manager of Zhejiang Wynca., Zhejiang Wynca is the first domestic company to launch glyphosate potassium products in China. "Glyphosate potassium is a new product series for Zhejiang Wynca and it has been newly brought into Chinese market in 2012. The main product is 58% glyphosate potassium SG.” It's estimated that market share of Zhejiang Wynca's glyphosate potassium is very small at present.
 
"Our product is different from Syngenta's Touchdown®. Our glyphosate potassium is formulated into SG, while Touchdown® is formulated into AS. Consumers of our glyphosate potassium are high-end users," said Mr. Tang.
 
Tang emphasized that Zhejiang Wynca's glyphosate potassium is on the promotion stage at present, and the quotation to wholesalers is indefinite, depending on the trading amount. "The retail packaging is 70g per packet, which is usually priced at USD0.79 (RMB5) in retail market.”

Source: Glyphsoate China Monthly Report 1207
http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_14.html

Content of Glyphsoate China Monthly Report 1207:
Sichuan Shuncheng to launch 150,000t/a PMIDA at the end of 2012
Sichuan Hepu's 40,000t/a IDAN project to receive additional investment from shareholders
Outage insurance indemnities of USD0.51 million will not meet Nantong Jiangshan's need of operating funds
Sichuan Fuhua keeps cost advantage through continuous technological innovation
Scientists found soil microbes may play a role in weeds' resistance to glyphosate
Overview of China's glyphosate industry in H1 2012
Enhancing profitability of glyphosate stimulates stock prices of listed glyphosate producers
Glyphosate potassium salt needs further promotion in China
Glyphosate technical price keeps uptrend in July 2012
Glyphosate technical export in May 2012: volume down 14.99% while price up 4.15% MoM

Glyphosate China Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 20th of every month, will keep track of latest dynamics, hotspots and competitiveness analysis, and forecasts on market trends of China’s glyphosate industry.


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Discover New Business in Boosting South America Crop Protection Market


South America has played a more and more important role in the global crop protection market. USDA has adjusted its estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2011/12 South American growing season and published the estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012/13 South American growing season in May 2012.

It is reported that Brazil would soon secure clearance to ship corn to China, which is expected to become one of the world's biggest importers of the grain, the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture said. At the end of April 2012, China has agreed to import Argentine corn. Brazil is the second corn exporter to China in South America.

As GM corn from Brazil will enter into the Chinese corn market officially in the near future, the increasing demand from China will boost the planting of corn in Brazil, especially the GM corn. Actually, it was the first time for Brazil to promote GM corn varieties in its domestic areas in 2011. This action brought the large success for Brazilian corn planting, greatly increasing its corn production in 2011. According to USDA, the production of corn in Brazil increases to 67.00 million tonnes in 2011 from 57.40 million tonnes in 2010. In 2011, GM corn varieties' proportion has reached 83% of the total corn varieties in Brazil, nearly 50% higher than that of 2010.

What is the estimated crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012 and 2013 respectively?  What kind of influence it will make on South American crop protection market? You may find answers in the June issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report, published by CCM International.

South America Crop Protection Monthly Report provides you the latest market information and in-depth profile of crop protection companies, helping you identify new business opportunities in South America. If you are interested in it, please feel free to contact us at
econtact@cnchemicals.com or 86-20-37616606.

Headline news in June Issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report:
-Thanks to development and adoption of new technologies, reasonable management and good geographic location for sunflower production, Argentine sunflower will play an increasingly important role in global sunflower market in the near future.
-Soybean planting sees fast growth in Uruguay in these years.
-CNA officials visit Chinese ports when they were in China to inaugurate a CNA office, and they hope to know how to improve Brazil ports through this visit.
-Brazilian farmers won the lawsuit demanding return of royalties paid against Monsanto.
-ANVISA refuted the complaining that the process of agricultural chemicals registration was too slow.
-The federal judge in Brazil has rejected the prosecution of MPF, which requests the judge to suspend the registration of arsenical herbicide with active ingredient MSMA used on cotton in Brazil.
-Monsanto shows its new technology of soybean INTACTA RR2 PRO™ which mixes protection to caterpillars, glyphosate tolerance and potential productivity in Agrobrasilia 2012.
-Dow AgroSciences claimed that the launch of POWERCORE™ in Brazil would be coming soon.
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Discover New Business in Boosting South America Crop Protection Market


South America has played a more and more important role in the global crop protection market. USDA has adjusted its estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2011/12 South American growing season and published the estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012/13 South American growing season in May 2012.

It is reported that Brazil would soon secure clearance to ship corn to China, which is expected to become one of the world's biggest importers of the grain, the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture said. At the end of April 2012, China has agreed to import Argentine corn. Brazil is the second corn exporter to China in South America.

As GM corn from Brazil will enter into the Chinese corn market officially in the near future, the increasing demand from China will boost the planting of corn in Brazil, especially the GM corn. Actually, it was the first time for Brazil to promote GM corn varieties in its domestic areas in 2011. This action brought the large success for Brazilian corn planting, greatly increasing its corn production in 2011. According to USDA, the production of corn in Brazil increases to 67.00 million tonnes in 2011 from 57.40 million tonnes in 2010. In 2011, GM corn varieties' proportion has reached 83% of the total corn varieties in Brazil, nearly 50% higher than that of 2010.

What is the estimated crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012 and 2013 respectively?  What kind of influence it will make on South American crop protection market? You may find answers in the June issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report, published by CCM International.

South America Crop Protection Monthly Report provides you the latest market information and in-depth profile of crop protection companies, helping you identify new business opportunities in South America. If you are interested in it, please feel free to contact us at
econtact@cnchemicals.com or 86-20-37616606.

Headline news in June Issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report:
-Thanks to development and adoption of new technologies, reasonable management and good geographic location for sunflower production, Argentine sunflower will play an increasingly important role in global sunflower market in the near future.
-Soybean planting sees fast growth in Uruguay in these years.
-CNA officials visit Chinese ports when they were in China to inaugurate a CNA office, and they hope to know how to improve Brazil ports through this visit.
-Brazilian farmers won the lawsuit demanding return of royalties paid against Monsanto.
-ANVISA refuted the complaining that the process of agricultural chemicals registration was too slow.
-The federal judge in Brazil has rejected the prosecution of MPF, which requests the judge to suspend the registration of arsenical herbicide with active ingredient MSMA used on cotton in Brazil.
-Monsanto shows its new technology of soybean INTACTA RR2 PRO™ which mixes protection to caterpillars, glyphosate tolerance and potential productivity in Agrobrasilia 2012.
-Dow AgroSciences claimed that the launch of POWERCORE™ in Brazil would be coming soon.
… …


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Discover New Business in Boosting South America Crop Protection Market


South America has played a more and more important role in the global crop protection market. USDA has adjusted its estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2011/12 South American growing season and published the estimation of crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012/13 South American growing season in May 2012.

It is reported that Brazil would soon secure clearance to ship corn to China, which is expected to become one of the world's biggest importers of the grain, the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture said. At the end of April 2012, China has agreed to import Argentine corn. Brazil is the second corn exporter to China in South America.

As GM corn from Brazil will enter into the Chinese corn market officially in the near future, the increasing demand from China will boost the planting of corn in Brazil, especially the GM corn. Actually, it was the first time for Brazil to promote GM corn varieties in its domestic areas in 2011. This action brought the large success for Brazilian corn planting, greatly increasing its corn production in 2011. According to USDA, the production of corn in Brazil increases to 67.00 million tonnes in 2011 from 57.40 million tonnes in 2010. In 2011, GM corn varieties' proportion has reached 83% of the total corn varieties in Brazil, nearly 50% higher than that of 2010.

What is the estimated crop production in Brazil and Argentina during 2012 and 2013 respectively?  What kind of influence it will make on South American crop protection market? You may find answers in the June issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report, published by CCM International.

South America Crop Protection Monthly Report provides you the latest market information and in-depth profile of crop protection companies, helping you identify new business opportunities in South America. If you are interested in it, please feel free to contact us at
econtact@cnchemicals.com or 86-20-37616606.

Headline news in June Issue of South America Crop Protection Monthly Report:
-Thanks to development and adoption of new technologies, reasonable management and good geographic location for sunflower production, Argentine sunflower will play an increasingly important role in global sunflower market in the near future.
-Soybean planting sees fast growth in Uruguay in these years.
-CNA officials visit Chinese ports when they were in China to inaugurate a CNA office, and they hope to know how to improve Brazil ports through this visit.
-Brazilian farmers won the lawsuit demanding return of royalties paid against Monsanto.
-ANVISA refuted the complaining that the process of agricultural chemicals registration was too slow.
-The federal judge in Brazil has rejected the prosecution of MPF, which requests the judge to suspend the registration of arsenical herbicide with active ingredient MSMA used on cotton in Brazil.
-Monsanto shows its new technology of soybean INTACTA RR2 PRO™ which mixes protection to caterpillars, glyphosate tolerance and potential productivity in Agrobrasilia 2012.
-Dow AgroSciences claimed that the launch of POWERCORE™ in Brazil would be coming soon.
… …


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Monday, July 30, 2012

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
http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_22.html

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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Unified Management Bothers Traditional Pesticide Sales Model


Since the policy, namely Regulations of Professionally Unified Management on Pest and Disease (Regulations for short), has been carried out by the Ministry of Agriculture of China from 1 Aug., 2011, China has largely promoted unified management on pests and diseases in the whole country. So far, some provinces in China have well implemented the Regulations and achieved good effect on pest and disease management, based on CCM International’s latest issue of Crop Protection China News.

Although the policy has been well implemented and largely supported by peasants in some provinces in the past few months, it, in deed, brought impact to traditional pesticide sales model in these areas.

Take Hunan Province for example, the number of the professional organizations providing unified pest and disease control services reached over 1,313 in 2012. The total management areas in the contract signed by these organizations with peasants for offering services reached 1 million ha., accounting for over 20% of the total crop planting areas in Hunan Province this year.

As the professional team's demand for pesticide is much larger compared with that from single peasant, usually they'd rather choose to directly purchase pesticides from pesticide enterprises than from retailers and dealers. By this means, pesticide purchasing of professional teams avoids paying extra cost not only to retailers, but also to those pesticide dealers in the middle link of traditional pesticide sales model.

Since the large amount of pesticide sales has been suddenly cut off by unified management services, many pesticide retailers suffered great loss in the past few months. It is reported that over 8,000 pesticide retailers have went bankrupt in Hunan Province since the Regulations was carried out.

Actually, not only pesticide retailers and dealers suffered loss in the large promotion of unified management services, but also some of the large pesticide enterprises may confront big challenges.

Shenzhen Noposion Agrochemical Co., Ltd. (Noposion), one of the large pesticide formulation enterprises in China, now owns two different sales models. One is that Noposion directly sells pesticide to county-level distributors. These county-level distributors then sell pesticides to retailers. This kind of sales model contributes to most revenue of Noposion.

In late 2009, Noposion started to build another sales network in consideration of its long term development–selling pesticides directly to retailers. Aiming to build up the new sales model as fast as possible, Noposion continuously added a lot of investment in the past two years which led to a decline in net profit growth year by year.

Although Noposion has disclosed that the construction of the new sales model was still under way, some insiders doubted that the new sales model will not perform as well as the company imagined. And they believed that the pesticide sales model of unified management services which ignores the sales links of pesticide in traditional sales model will become one of the main factors that impact Noposion's new sales model.

Another pesticide enterprise in China, namely Jiangsu Huifeng Agrochemical Co., Ltd. (Jiangsu Huifeng), also considered unified management services as one of the main impact factors of its IPO project, namely the county-level pesticide marketing network construction project.

Considering the difficulties it may face in the process of building up so many retail stores and the impact from unified management services, the company decided to change the raised project into building up Shanghai marketing center.

Aiming to cut down the number of sales links, directly supply pesticides to retailers and decrease the cost of peasants, Jiangsu Huifeng planned to widely promote the new sales model in China, namely Pesticide Direct Supply and Sales, by raising money from IPO (it got listed on 27 Oct., 2010).  The final aim of the new sales model was to build an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) information management system and set up over 20,000 retail stores in county level. 

As China now dedicates itself to developing modernized agriculture, the promotion of unified management is considered to be an irresistible trend. The traditional sales model in China may experience great changes in the first place during the promotion process. Large pesticide dealers in China may make some changes to their pesticide sales model or set up professional management teams to adapt the trend. Laying effort to build up good relationship with large professional unified management companies is also considered to be a good choice.


Background information

Professionally unified management on pest and disease is a kind of socialized, large-scale and intensive pests and disease control services which are led by professional teams with well-trained and experienced technicians. Eyeing the better effect on pest and disease management and lower cost it brings to peasants, it has been successfully promoted in many developed countries in the world. Although China has tried to promote this kind of measure years ago, it failed to wholly promote it to the whole country. The releasing of the Regulations is considered to be Chinese government's first official policy to promote professionally unified management on pest and disease and it also showed the Chinese government's great ambitious of wholly promoting the management measures in China.

Source: Crop Protection China News 1213

Content of Crop Protection China News 1213:
Unified management bothers traditional pesticide sales model
HS Code classification of paraquat TK raises dispute between enterprises and GAC
Total import volume of corn increases sharply from Jan. to May 2012
Use of abamectin ointment may be legalized
China accelerates integration of pesticide industry
Anhui Huaxing to relaunch reorganization
Jiangsu Yangnong may see good performance in 2012
More and more pesticide manufacturers set foot in fertilizer industry
Sipcam Agro China to put pesticides into Chinese market

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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