CCM International’s Free White Biotechnology Webinar Coming Soon

Organized by CCM International, a free webinar regarding the future of white biotechnology (WB) in China, is going to be held at 16:30pm (GMT+8, Beijing Time), Dec. 15, 2011. The topic of this webinar is “Future of White Biotechnology in China – Governmental Policy and Feedstock”.

Owing to the strong support of Chinese government and the release of different regulations and policies, white biotechnology has enjoyed a fast development in China. Governmental policy plays an important role for the growing of WB industry. Flora Ou, the speaker as well as CCM International’s professional consultant, will review several important regulations on white biotechnology and feedstock, as well as the related environmental regulations.

By analyzing the influence of these regulations, Flora will also share her views on what impact these regulations make in domestic WB industry. In addition, she will focus on two potential WB products – PLA and fuel ethanol. By presenting their production and consumption situations, Flora will anticipate the future development of these two products.

What are the regulations that influence the development of white biotechnology in China? What impact do they make? What are the future trends of PLA and fuel ethanol?

The webinar is a great opportunity for you to obtain the profound idea of the above questions. Join Flora to find all answers to the above questions and learn more details about China’s white biotechnology market to see what kind of opportunities lie ahead in this industry. We are looking forward to your participation!

The webinar will be held at 16:30pm (GMT+8, Beijing Time), Dec. 15, 2011. Just register from here, you can obtain the insightful idea about the future of white biotechnology in China: https://cnchemical.webex.com/mw0306ld/mywebex/default.do?service=1&siteurl=cnchemical&nomenu=true&main_url=%2Fmc0805ld%2Fe.do%3Fsiteurl%3Dcnchemical%26AT%3DMI%26EventID%3D157259872%26UID%3D1002453882%26Host%3D06def9c702043f051619%26RG%3D1%26FrameSet%3D2, or you can also click the register button on our webpage for getting involved.

 (Guangzhou, China, November 25, 2011)

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Thailand’s Floods to Disrupt China's Phosphoric Acid Export Volume

The latest issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report has been published by CCM on November 15, 2011. It indicates that China’s export volume of phosphoric acid will keep declining in the remainder of 2011, due to the flood damage in Thailand.

China has rich resource in phosphoric acid and it exports over 450,000 tonnes of food grade phosphoric acid annually since 2009. Generally speaking, China exports 10% of total export food grade phosphoric acid to Thailand annually. By Sept. 2011, Thailand has purchased 48,598 tonnes of food grade phosphoric acid from China, down by 3.12% compared with that at  the same period of last year.

As China’s second largest importer of food grade phosphoric acid, Thailand imports over 60,000 tonnes of food grade phosphoric acid each year since 2008. The country imported more and more food grade phosphoric acid from China between 2008 and 2011. In 2010, over 95% of Thailand’s total import volume was from China.

However, according to China’s export data, the food grade phosphoric acid exported to Thailand has confronted a serious recession in Sept. 2011, down by 89.17% compared with that at the same period of last year, because of the impact of Thailand’s flood damage.

According to Thai government’s official warnings, it is predicted that the flood will last for at least one month. That means China’s export volume of phosphoric acid will keep declining in the remainder of 2011.

You might discover more details in Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1111 with the following headline news:

-The new Provisional Regulations on Resource Tax doesn't revise the phosphate resource tax in temporary.

-Luxi Chemical innovates production equipment to address the present situation that the grade of phosphorus ore is lowering.

-Recently, Government promulgates a series of schemes to regulate the phosphate rock resource in terms of export and domestic resource utilization.

-The depressed demand of yellow phosphorus hits the price of yellow phosphorus in Oct., 2011.

-Malong Industry transfers its phosphorus chemical business to Yuntianhua.

-Hubei Yihua intends to further strengthen its profitability by expanding the capacity of DAP.

-Shandong Kingenta speeds up the perfection of phosphate fertilizer industry layout nationwide.

-Phosphate fertilizer enterprises are encountering the pressure on sales.

-Zhijin region initiates the construction of another large phosphate industrial base in Oct.

-The total export volume of food grade phosphoric acid in China is to reduce as a result of the flood in Thailand.

-The export volumes of most phosphorus products are decreasing in Sep., 2011.

-The prices of phosphorus products appear a slight cut except phosphorus ore in Oct.

(Guangzhou China, November 16, 2011)

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Total Output of Wheat Gluten in China to Keep Growing in the Future

CCM has released a new report on wheat gluten on November 4, 2011, entitled Production and Market of Wheat Gluten in China, revealing that China's total output of wheat gluten will keep growing in next few years.

As an important production and consumption country of wheat gluten in the world, China's output and consumption of the product has kept rising in recent years. The country totally produces about 200,000 tonnes of wheat gluten in 2010, and it is equipped with a capacity exceeding 410,000t/a in 2011. Most of the products are exported to Southeast Asia, South America, Australia, Europe and the U.S.

In addition, China's consumption of wheat gluten has also been growing in recent years. Domestic users prefer home-made wheat gluten with little import. The top two application fields of the product go to food and feed fields in 2010. Thanks to the increasing demand from downstream industries such as food, feed and aquatic products, China's total output of wheat gluten will keep its uptrend in the next few years.

Domestic industrial experts anticipate that the growth of wheat gluten market in China is promising.

Want to learn more detail about the future trend of wheat gluten in China, CCM’s Production and Market of Wheat Gluten in China is your best choice. If you need more information, please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.

(Guangzhou China, November 15, 2011)

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What is the Future Consumption of Major Rice Insecticide Products?

CCM International has released November Issue of Insecticides China News recently, revealing the future consumption of major rice insecticide products.

As one of the most important pesticide in China, rice insecticide attracts much attention. Rice insecticide products can be divided into three categories based on the development trend of future consumption. The first category will enjoy consumption rise in the future; the second one will see stable development and the third one will face drop.

Chlorantraniliprole and flubendiamide are the hottest rice insecticide products. DuPont's 200g/l chlorantraniliprole SC has become one of the most important pesticides to combat rice leaf roller in China since 2008. Syngenta's 20% thiamethoxam • 20% chlorantraniliprole WDG, Bayer CropScience's 3.3% abamectin • 6.7% flubendiamide SC are also widely used in China. Thanks to good control effect, these products are expected to have a growing consumption in the future.

The consumption of imidacloprid and thiamethoxam (both for seed treatment) is expected to increase in the future because of the good control effect against rice black streaked dwarf disease.

As of the second category, the consumption of chlorpyrifos, abamectin, buprofezin, dichlorvos, triazophos, nitenpyram, acetamiprid, acephate and phoxim is expected to keep stable in the near future, because most Chinese pesticide companies are producing and marketing the formulations of these products.

The consumption of some old and highly toxic products such as isocarbophos, phorate and bisultap will decrease in the future. With the increase in public awareness and demand for safe foods, the application of highly toxic products will surely face tough restriction from the government.

The above is extracted from Insecticides China News 1111. More Headline News please check:

-The consumption of insecticides such as chlorantraniliprole, flubendiamide on China's rice insecticide market will continue to increase in the future, while that for some old products is expected to keep stable or decrease.

-Anhui Huaxing posts a net profit loss of about USD2.56 million (RMB16.24 million) in Q3 2011.

-Jiangsu Jialong finishes expanding its carbofuran technical capacity from 3,000t/a to 10,000t/a in around Sept.2011.

-Jiangsu Kwin obtains the approval on patent of its new insecticidal compound in Oct. 2011.

-Counterfeit spirodiclofen takes up most of the citrus acaricide market in China this year.

-Seed dressing agent market in China faces both chances and challenges.

-On 21 Sept. 2011, Jiangsu Jialong obtains the formal registration of 98% isoprocarb technical.

-The number of Bayer CropScience's pesticide registrations reduces in 2011.

-The market price of 95% lambdacyhalothrin technical in China has been growing since Sept. 2011.

-Acephate is facing slow development in China due to gloomy market demand and low profit of producers.

… …

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New Pesticide Administrative Regulations to Come out in China

On the basis of the original edition promulgated in May 1997, new Pesticide Administrative Regulations in China is under revision by the Chinese government nowadays, and would be issued formally next year in an estimate. Pesticide Administrative Regulations is an instrumental document in China about governmental management of pesticide industry, generally worked out and promulgated by the Chinese government, according to CCM’s November Issue of Herbicides China News.

According to the latest dynamics report, the relative governmental has finished the collection of public comments about new regulations already since Aug. 31 2011. Contributed by these public comments, the partial modification in the draft of new regulations is in process recently. In terms of the detailed change, it is still undercover at present.

As for the draft of new regulations, many different understandings in the public have been aroused, and are now summarized in several points as bellow:

1. The entry barrier of pesticide industry in China will be heightened in new regulations.

In detail, the temporary registration of pesticide in China will be canceled, which is of lower demand in entry barrier than the formal registration. As a result, new registration volume of pesticide in China will shrink year on year undoubtedly because active period of the registration in all Chinese pesticides will expand to five years (The active period of formal registration is five year and the temporary one is one year). It means that pesticide manufacturers needn't achieve the registration again within five years.

2. It is urgent to improve the quality of pesticide production in China.

Pesticide manufacturers in China should established relative rules or records in relative procedures such as material purchase, package and processing to guarantee the quality of products.

Especially, the manufacturers must recall and then deal with those overdue or harmful pesticides consciously in China.

3. Sales permission of pesticide products in China will be re-executed.

Pesticide sales must have the permission of the Chinese government. Under the government's regulation, these sellers must have the relative qualification such as professional technology, reasonable sales rules, strict supervision and so forth.

It can be said that the Chinese government re-establish the sales permission after the old canceled in 2004, due to the disordered market these years. And some people consider that Toxic Cowpea Event of Hainan Province happened in 2010 is a primacord of the re-establishment of this regulation.

4. Pesticide application in China will be standardized.

Relative trainings and guidance of pesticide application for peasants should be enhanced. Especially, the punishment on illegal applications of acute toxic pesticide will be achieved in the future.

5. Governmental supervision of pesticide industry in China should be reinforced.

On the whole, this draft of new regulations accords with current demand for the industrial development in China. Under a general direction of Pesticide Industry Policy and the Twelfth Five Years Plan, environmental protection and supply/demand balance are also emphasized in this new regulation. (Relative contents about Pesticide Industry Policy and the Twelfth Five Years Plan were mentioned in the previous reports in Herbicides China News and Crop Protection China News)

Even though general content of new regulations can be speculated now, the relative details haven't been released so that many relative governmental measures are unclear. And public estimation and comments are multitudinal now. Aiming to let readers understand more this new Pesticide Administrative Regulations, CCM International will track this topic in the coming reports. Please follow the coming issues closely.

Source: Herbicides China News 1111

http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_11.html

Content of Herbicides China News 1111:

New Pesticide Administrative Regulations to come out in China

Jiangsu Huifeng initiates clethodim technical business

Nantong Jiangshan launches 20,000t/a amide herbicide plant

Jindun Agrochemical to produce diuron

Hangzhou Qingfeng meets peak season in new location

China meets weak agrochemical performances in Q3 2011

Chlorimuron-ethyl manufacturers compete intensely in China

Top three price-increasing herbicides in Nov. 2011

New choice in low-content glyphosate formulations

New production season of nicosulfuron begins

Herbicide manufacturers in China with phosgene resource

Yellow phosphorus meets a pricing U-turn in Nov.

China develops a fungus against barnyard grass

New EC formulation grows up in China

Effervescing formulation weak in Chinese herbicides

Herbicides China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 15^th 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.

(Guangzhou China, November 16, 2011)

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China to Issue Newly Revised Edition of Pesticide Administrative Regulations

CCM introduced the latest issue of Herbicides China News on November 15, 2011. The top news is that China will formally release newly revised edition of Pesticide Administrative Regulations in 2012.

On the basis of the original edition promulgated in May 1997, the new regulations, which are under revision by the Chinese government nowadays and will be promulgated in 2012, are expected to manage domestic pesticide industry effectively. The following aspects might be mentioned in the draft of the new regulations:

1.       The entry barrier of pesticide industry in China will be heightened.

The temporary one-year-registration period of pesticide in China will be cancelled. The active period of pesticides registration will be expanded to five years, which will result in shrinking registration volume of pesticide in China.

2. It is urgent to improve the quality of pesticide production in China.

Pesticide manufacturers in China should establish relative rules or records in relative procedures such as material purchase, package and processing to guarantee the quality of products.

3. Sales permission of pesticide products in China will be re-executed.

Pesticide sellers must have relative qualifications, such as professional technology, reasonable sales rules, strict supervision, and so on.

4. Pesticide application in China will be standardized.

Relative trainings and guidance of pesticide application for peasants should be enhanced. Especially, the punishment on illegal applications of acute toxic pesticide will be achieved in the future.

5. Governmental supervision of pesticide industry in China should be reinforced.

You might discover more details in Herbicides China News 1111 with following headline news:

-New Pesticide Administrative Regulations in China is under revision by the Chinese government nowadays, and will be promulgated in 2012.

-Jiangsu Huifeng initiates clethodim technical business recently with a 1,000t/a clethodim production line.

-Nantong Jiangshan will launch a 20,000t/a amide herbicide plant this month or next month.

-Jindun Agrochemical will supply diuron products in the near future.

-Hangzhou Qingfeng meets the first peak season currently, after the company relocation into Hangzhou Xiaoshan Linjiang Industrial Zone finished in the beginning of 2011.

-China meets weak agrochemical performances in Q3 2011.

-Chinese chlorimuron-ethyl manufacturers compete intensely.

-Pendimethalin, trifluralin and oxyfluorfen ranked No.1 in Nov. 2011 in terms of price uptrend.

-Mixed formulation with low-content glyphosate can be a good choice for consumers, but can't benefit manufacturers too much.

-New season of nicosulfuron production in China comes.

-Approximately seven herbicide manufacturers in China can self-source phosgene materials at present.

-Yellow phosphorus meets a pricing U-turn to decline to USD2,783/t in Nov. 2011.

-China develops a fungus against barnyard grass now, namely HGE.

-New EC formulation with environmentally friendly trait grows up in China gradually.

-Effervescing formulations such as PP, KPP and EA are unpopular in Chinese pesticide market.

(Guangzhou China, November 16, 2011)

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CCM International ’s Polycarbonate Webinar to indicate Future of PC in China

CCM International, a professional market research company with more than 10 years experience, is going to present a free webinar on polycarbonate(PC) at 20:00pm, Nov. 29^th , 2011.With the topic of Survey of Polycarbonate Market in China, the webinar speaker, Emma, will share the information of polycarbonate consumption, supply and forecast through this webinar.

China’s polycarbonate industry has grown fast in the recent years, what is the future of China’s market raises people’s interest. From CCM International’s PC webinar, you might discover a true PC market in China, with in-depth analysis and precise data.

By analyzing the current supply situation and production capacity, Emma will anticipate the future production capacity of polycarbonate in China. And since China's polycarbonate demand was optimistic in the past, will it keep growing in the future? What measure will key players take to expand production of polycarbonate?

Driven by the fast development of the downstream industries, especially for electronic and electrical components, automotive components, polycarbonate construction materials, will the consumption of polycarbonate rise greatly? If so, what reasons cause the booming demand of downstream industries of polycarbonate? What is the consumption growth rate?

You might find all the above questions in CCM International ’s upcoming webinar. The most concern details about the future of polycarbonate will also be shared in this webinar, as well as the current situation of PC supply and consumption.

The webinar is still on the way to go, just register first and you can take part in this amazing event. Check http://www.cnchemicals.com/Event/EventDetail_28.html for more details about the event, or just contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com. 

The webinar will take place at 20:00pm, Nov. 29^th , 2011. Please register from here: https://cnchemical.webex.com/mw0306ld/mywebex/default.do?service=1&siteurl=cnchemical&nomenu=true&main_url=%2Fmc0805ld%2Fe.do%3Fsiteurl%3Dcnchemical%26AT%3DMI%26EventID%3D156732492%26UID%3D1001033797%26Host%3D248c550373030010%26RG%3D1%26FrameSet%3D2, or you can also click the register button on our webpage for getting involved.

 (Guangzhou, China, November 21, 2011)

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