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VAT for Corn Deep-processing Industry Raised to 17%

On 17 April, 2012, the State Administration of Taxation (SAT) published a notice that value added tax (VAT) for corn deep-processing industry shall be raised from 13% to 17% and the notice has been put into effect since 1 May, 2012, according to CCM International’s May issue of Corn Products China News.

 

SAT stated that corn embryo belongs to primary agricultural products as admitted in Expanatory Notes on the Scope of Agricultural Products Subject to Taxation and should be levied 13% VAT according to the current VAT policy in China. However, corn syrup, maize peel, corn fibre and corn gluten meal belong to neither primary agricultural products nor duty-free feed as stated in Notice about Exempting Feed Products from VAT of the State Administration of Taxation and should be taxed 17% VAT. Actually, VAT for the whole corn deep-processing industry was 13% before the notice was implemented. 

The purpose of the notice was to inhibit corn deep-processing industry developing too fast to adjust the price of corn. At the beginning of 2012, National Development and Reform Committee and the State Administration of Grain sent a joint investigation group to research corn market in Northeast China and found that it was corn deep-processing industry, the second largest consumption field of corn, that pushed the increase of corn's price. In recent years, the fast development of corn deep-processing industry has driven up the price of corn once and again, hurting the interest of animal raisers because corn is mainly used for feed. In middle April, 2012, the price rate of live pig against corn has fallen below 6:1, meaning that pig raisers would suffer a USD15.9 (RMB100) loss for each pig. In order to protect the interest of pig raisers and guarantee normal supply of pork, it is necessary to prevent the price of corn increasing too much. As a matter of fact, corn consumption proportion in corn deep-processing industry was as high as about 28% in 2011, over 26%, the upper limit as allowed in Guidance on Promoting the Healthy Development of Corn Deep-processing Industry published in 2007. To be noticeable, some products of corn deep-processing industry such as sodium glutamate and citric acid are in trouble on account of their over-capacity. Thus, raising VAT for corn deep-processing industry helps to eliminate small producers with high cost and promote healthy development of the industry in the long term.

Besides, Chinese government has launched some other policies to adjust the price of corn and inhibit corn deep-processing industry developing too fast. For example, the Ministry of Finance issued Notice on the Adjustment of the Financial Subsidy of Bio-fuel Ethanol on 17 April 2012, which indicated that the subsidy for bio-fuel ethanol (a corn deep-processing product) using grain as raw material has been reduced from USD194.6/t to USD79.4/t while the subsidy for that using non-grain as raw material is USD119/t. It is reported the capacity of bio-fuel ethanol was 1,500,000/t in China and needed 5 million tonnes of corn as raw material, over 11% of the total consumption in corn deep-processing industry, in 2010. 

 

Generally, 2012 will be a tough year for corn deep-processing producers. Some small enterprises with inferior technologies and high cost will be eliminated and corn consumption in corn deep-processing industry will be limited. Recently, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China published a notice that the elimination target in corn deep-processing industry is 640,000t/a of ethanol, 143,000t/a of sodium glutamate and 70,000t/a of citric acid in 2012.

 

However, if any new corn species with higher unit yield are developed, it will be easier for both animal raisers and corn deep-processing producers because of possibly increasing supply of corn.

Source: Corn Product China News 1205

http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_6.html

Content of Corn Products China News 1205:

Argentina can export corn to China after 20 April, 2012

North China Pharmaceutical makes an operating profit loss in 2011

Angel Yeast's net profit decreases 16.48% in Q1 2012

Corn starch and starch sugar encumber Longlive Bio-technology in Q1 2012

Domestic exportation of citric acid not performs well in 2011

Chinese corn products Imp. & Exp. analysis in March 2012

Domestic furfural suffers low price in May 2012

Corn starch suffers low transaction volume in its “busy season”

Xiwang Sugar performs a bit badly in Q1 2012

Northeast Pharmaceutical suffers a net profit loss of USD12.4 million in Q1 2012

Diversified product mix makes Baolingbao keep good performance

… …

Corn Products China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 20^th of every month, reveals the driving force of news stories and deeply analyzes the influence of trends and dynamics on domestic and international corn deep processing industry.

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Glycine Route Glyphosate Shows Competitiveness in China

With the increasing overseas orders and growing price in Q1 2012, some glyphosate technical manufacturers adopt glycine route resume expansion program, which has shown the remained competitiveness of glycine route in China, according to CCM International’s May Issue of Glyphsoate China Monthly Report.

It's confirmed by CCM International that two glyphosate technical manufacturers, Sichuan Fuhua Tongda Agro-chemical Technology Co., Ltd. (Sichuan Fuhua) and Hubei Taisheng Chemical Co., Ltd. (Hubei Taisheng), are expanding glyphosate technical production lines with capacity of 50,000t/a respectively (please refers to relative stories in this issue).

 

The running production lines and expansion projects in the two companies all adopt glycine route. After the launch of the two expansion projects by the end of this year or next year, the proportion of glycine route in China will increase to 64.3% from 59.6% currently. And the top three glyphosate manufacturers—Sichuan Fuhua, Hubei Taisheng and Zhejiang Wynca all adopt glycine route then.

 

Both of the two companies claimed that the expansion is on the basis of the original plan and the future prospect. China had undergone a period of crazy glyphosate expansion in 2008, which results in the serious overcapacity and long-term gloomy glyphosate market, and many companies canceled or suspended new glyphosate plan. In late 2011 and Q1 2012, overseas orders increased and glyphosate price rose, and there is profit margin in glyphosate production.

Competitiveness of the three routes are determined by the technology maturity level, manufacturing cost and raw material accessibility. Since all the three routes are mature, competitiveness is mainly determined by comprehensive manufacturing cost.

 

Glycine route, the firstly commercialized and most popular one, has the dominance in the short-term future because of its comprehensive cost advantages resulted from the less sensitivity to petroleum price and recycled by-product monochloromethane.

 

It's a general rule that manufacturers with integrated downstream and upstream industries has cost advantage, and glyphosate technical production adopting glycine route is capable of integrating glyphosate industrial chain because of lower investment and technical thresholds.

 

Both Sichuan Fuhua and Hubei Taisheng have built a comprehensive industrial chain centered in glyphosate production, such as DMP production lines, glycine production lines and monochloromethane recycle.

 

"By utilizing natural resource and taking advantages of raw material supply, coupled with by-product utilization, Sichuan Fuhua could achieve 5-10% profit margin in glyphosate business at present, while many other glyphosate producers are surviving on the edge of profit loss." Mr. He, Sales Manager from Sichuan Fuhua said.

Source: Glyphsoate China Monthly Report 1205

http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_14.html

Content of Glyphsoate China Monthly Report 1205:

Zhejiang Wynca achieves lowest net profit since its listing in 2001

Sichuan Fuhua to expand 50,000t/a glyphosate capacity by Sept. 2012

Zhejiang Jinfanda to hold 132,000t/a glyphosate capacity by 2013

Three listed glyphosate companies' foreign operating revenue increased in 2011

Glyphosate hard to occupy the market share left by paraquat AS

Glycine route glyphosate shows competitiveness in China

Patent applications show nutrient-containing glyphosate products a new trend

Glyphosate price stays stagnant in May 2012

Glyphosate formulation export sets a new record in March 2012

Analysis of glyphosate export in Q1 2012

Glyphosate China Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 20^th 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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China's Import Volume of Pesticides Increases in Q1 2012

China imported 16,000 tonnes of pesticides in the first quarter of 2012, up 8.1% over the same period of 2011. Meanwhile, the total import value of pesticides reached USD110 million, increasing by 22.1% year on year; the average price of imported pesticides was USD6,896/t in Q1 2012, according to the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China (GAS), according to CCM’s May Issue of Fungicides China News.

Specifically, China's import volume of herbicides was the largest among all pesticides in Q1 2012, hitting 8,743 tonnes, accounting for 54.64% of the total volume of imported pesticides. Moreover, the YOY growth rate of herbicides' import volume in Q1 this year was 36.2%, much higher than those of other pesticide categories.

 

Meanwhile, the import volume of insecticides, the third largest imported pesticide category, increased by 16.5% year on year to 2,499 tonnes, and the average price of imported insecticides hit USD9,825/t. 

China's import volume of fungicides ranked the second among all pesticide categories in Q1 2012, reaching 3,439 tonnes; the average price of imported fungicides was USD7,996/t, higher than that of other imported pesticides. However, the YOY growth rate of fungicides' import volume witnessed a slip of 5.0%.

 

In detail, Shanghai and Beijing are the top two cities by import volume of fungicides in the first quarter of this year, reaching 887 tonnes and 603 tonnes respectively. It is worth noting that these two cities' import volume of fungicides took up 43.3% of the total import volume of fungicides at the same time.

 

In terms of import origin, Germany, the US and France are the top three countries that exported fungicides to China, with export volumes of 679 tonnes, 587 tonnes and 399 tonnes respectively in Q1 2012. It is not hard to see from these figures mentioned above that fungicides' export volume of these three countries accounted for 48.4% of China's total import volume of fungicides in Q1 this year.

 

Besides, the average prices of imported fungicides from Germany, the US and France were USD6,423/t, USD7,477/t and USD9,815/t separately in the first quarter of 2012. Thereinto, the average price of fungicides from France was the highest among the three, USD1,819/t higher than that of imported fungicides from all import origins.

 

Fungicides with high efficiency, broad spectrum and low toxicity are still main import varieties by China in Q1 2012, such as tebuconazole, difenoconazole, azoxystrobin, pyraclostrobin, trifloxystrobin and propiconazole. 

It can be estimated that China's import volume of pesticides from overseas market will continue to go up in the second quarter of 2012 with the coming of pesticides' peak consumption season. Meanwhile, pesticide industry's competition will be more and more intense in China in the near future because a large number of imported pesticides are entering domestic market.

Source: Fungicides China News 1205

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Main content of Fungicides China News 1205:

Qianjiang Biochemical's net profit sharply drops in 2011

Noposion: net profit slides but fungicide revenue increases in 2011

Huifeng Agrochemical's net profit continues decrease in 2011

SYRICI successfully develops pyrametostrobin•thiram 25% SC

Xi'an MPC vigorously promotes cuppric nonyl phenolsulfonate

China's import volume of pesticides increases in Q1 2012

Domestic output of carbendazim technical exceeds 14,000 tonnes in Q1 2012

New policy beneficial to development of kasugamycin

Changqing Agrochemical successfully launches 500t/a fenoxanil technical production line

Azoxystrobin•prochloraz 30% ME to enjoy bright market prospect

Key crop diseases predicted to occur on large scale in Guangxi in H1 2012

Diseases and insect pests to seriously occur in middle and later stage of wheat

Azoxystrobin registrations keep hot in 2012

Registrations of tebuconazole formulation go hot in early 2012

Ex-factory price of tebuconazole 97% TC witnesses slip in early May 2012

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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China to Further Restrict Paraquat

On 24 April, 2012, the Ministry of Agriculture of China (MOA) issued an announcement, namely Announcement No. 1745, deciding to take restrictive measures on the production and sales of paraquat, aiming to ensure the safety of production and use of paraquat in China, based on CCM International’s latest issue of Crop Protection China News.

According to the announcement, the Chinese government will stop the approval of new plants for paraquat TK and formulation processing. The application for new field trial, registration and production permit will be ceased. The approval of registration and production permit of paraquat TK and aqueous products will also be terminated.

The registration and production permit of paraquat aqueous products will be revoked and all the production of these products shall be terminated from 1 July, 2014 , only maintaining the registration and production of paraquat aqueous products for export and use in foreign countries. From 1 July, 2016, policies of the all-out ban on the sales and use of paraquat aqueous products in China will be fully carried out.

Aiming to ensure the safe use of paraquat and provide a better after-sale service for poisoning treatment, several measures are proposed in the announcement to protect the users.

Emergency treatment telephone number and warnings shall be added in an eye-catching position of the labels on the products. Pesticide registration license and pesticide production permit document shall also be re-checked and added up the content of the name of paraquat TK production enterprise. Pesticide companies shall finish all these tasks before 1 Jan., 2013. Those products with initial labels which are already on sale are allowed to be sold until 31 Dec., 2013.

Moreover, the announcement requests paraquat producers to add in sufficient quantity of emetic, stench and colorant into their products. Providing good after-sale services such as use guide and poisoning treatment are also encouraged.

Although the rumor of banning paraquat has been spreading in China since the 4th China High-Level Forum on Pesticides held on 23 to 24 Sept., 2011, the release of the announcement still surprised many people in China. They believed that medium and small sized paraquat producers will suffer greatly, but those large ones will gain benefit.

"As most of the medium and small sized paraquat producers are technical suppliers of domestic formulation enterprises, their domestic market share will be lost after the ban on paraquat AS. But for those large enterprises, such as Nanjing Redsun Co., Ltd. (Nanjing Redsun) and Shandong Luba Chemical Co., Ltd. whose paraquat products are mainly produced for export will not be much affected," said Wei Ping, Product Manager of Nanjing Redsun.

Despite those enterprises will be affected by the ban on paraquat AS, peasants' interests may also be largely impacted. As far as it is concerned, it is still a problem that no good substitute for paraquat AS has been found. Even if there will be some new kind of paraquat formulation found in the future, the price of the product will not be as cheap as that of paraquat AS. Whether domestic peasants are willing to undertake a higher cost of using higher-priced herbicides or not is still a problem.

Source: Crop Protection China News 1209

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Content of Crop Protection China News 1209:

China to further restrict paraquat

China to support development of small-sized enterprises

Hubei Sanonda's reorganization plan released

Huapont to acquire 49% equities of Wanquan Hongyu

Zhejiang Wynca sees deficit in Q1 2012

CCPIA International Trade Committee founded

Pesticide formulation industry needs to make transformation

China to vigorously develop urban modern agriculture

Hunan runs pesticide industry base bigger and stronger

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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Nanjing Titanium to be Injected into Lianhua Fibre

Jiangsu GPRO Group Co., Ltd. (GPRO Group) may inject the assets of its subsidiary Nanjing Titanium Dioxide Chemical Co., Ltd. (Nanjing Titanium) into Shanghai Lianhua Fibre Co., Ltd. (Lianhua Fibre), according to a statement released by Lianhua Fibre on April 18, 2012, according to CCM’s April issue of TiO2 China Monthly Report.

 

In the statement, Lianhua Fibre revealed a preliminary restructuring plan to sell 100% stake in its wholly owned subsidiary Jiangsu Lianhua Garden Technology Co., Ltd. (Lianhua Garden) to unrelated third parties and purchase 100% stake in Nanjing Titanium from issuing shares to all the shareholders of Nanjing Titanium. The two transactions are premises for each other and inseparable—one of the two transactions will terminate automatically if the other can't be implemented.

 

Lianhua Fibre got listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) in 1992. Trading of Lianhua Fibre's stocks has been suspended since March 12, 2012. Verification of the assets and negotiation with several shareholders of Nanjing Titanium are under way.

 

Previously, GPRO Group attempted backdoor listing by restructuring CNNC Huayuan Titanium Dioxide Co., Ltd. (CNNC Huayuan). It planned to inject its 78.14% stake in Nanjing Titanium, 100% stake in Nanjing Petro-chemical Co., Ltd. (now called GPRO New Materials Co., Ltd.) and 100% stake in GPRO Property Co., Ltd. (GPRO Property) into CNNC Huayuan, but failed at last in 2010.

Founded in 1957, Nanjing Titanium is the earliest TiO2 producer that produces rutile TiO2 and fiber grade TiO2 with sulfate process in China. It was transformed into a private company from a state-owned company in 2003 and became one main enterprise of GPRO Group in 2005 through restructuring.

 

Lianhua Fibre had bad financial performance during 2009~2011, with assets liabilities ratio of 225%, 226% and 433% for the years of 2009, 2010 and 2011. With a registered capital of USD26.5 million, the company got revenue of USD4.1million and net profit of USD2.6 million in 2011. By Dec. 31, 2011, Lianhua Fibre's total assets valued USD2.8 million with negative net assets.

Source: TiO2 China Monthly Report 1204

http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/NewsletterDetail_7.html

Content of TiO2 China Monthly Report 1204:

China's TiO2 export and import situation in Feb. 2012

Leading TiO2 producers in China enjoy improved profitability

Pangang Group has strong titanium production in Q1 2012

Shandong Dongjia eagerly develops TiO2 production technology

Nanjing Titanium to be injected into Lianhua Fibre

Titanium feedstock import still strong in China in Feb. 2012

Kenmare turns losses into gains last year

SRL sees strong production of rutile and ilmenite in Q1 2012

Iluka sees output decline of all mineral sands except ilmenite in Q1 2012

Rio Tinto's titanium feedstock output grows in Q1 2012

PPG enters into technical collaboration with Argex

High cost pressurizes TiO2 downstream companies to raise product prices

Shandong Qifeng more than doubles net profit in Q1 2012

TiO2 prices continue to decrease in China in April 2012

… …

TiO2 China Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 25th of every month, will penetrate into Chinese TiO2 market from a global view, deeply analyse TiO2 industrial chain and manufacturers’ competitiveness and trace the latest industrial hotspots and dynamics, aiming to provide the most valuable information about China’s TiO2 industry.

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MIIT to Further Standardize Existing Ammonium Phosphate Producers

In order to completely carry out the previously announced Entry Criteria for Ammonium Phosphate Industry (Entry Criteria) (the details see page 4 issue 1 Vol. 1: MIIT to promulgate Entry Criteria for Phosphate and Ammonium Production), China’s Ministry of Industrial and Information Technology (MIIT) issued Interim Measures of Entry Criteria for Ammonium Phosphate Industry (Interim Measures) on April 18th, 2012, according to CCM International’s May issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report.

 

In accordance with the Interim Measures, provincial and municipal branches of MIIT are to pick out the qualified producers (in line with the criterion listed in Entry Criteria) among the local existing ammonium phosphate producers. Then a list of qualified ammonium phosphate producers will be published on the MIIT's official website. In addition, the list will be updated yearly mainly through reviewing the producers of the list and accepting new producers who live up to Entry Criteria.

For those producers failing to be included in the list, it'll become difficult for them to apply for loans from banks, obtain import and export qualification certificates from Ministry of Commerce, and even acquire sufficient electricity to satisfy production needs. Nonetheless, these unqualified producers can apply for entering this list next year as this list is updated yearly.

 

Obviously, the Interim Measures will drive ammonium phosphate producers to innovate their existing ammonium phosphate facility in line with the Entry Criteria. If ammonium phosphate producers still fail to meet the Entry Criteria at the end of 2013, they will be incapable of maintaining stable production.

In short, the Interim Measures will further promote energy saving and emission reduction and eliminate backward production capacity of phosphate fertilizer. Besides, along with the high cost of entry, it will also accelerate the integration in phosphate fertilizer industry.

Source: Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1205

http://www.cnchemicals.com/Newsletter/PhosphorusIndustryChinaMonthlyReport.shtml

Content of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report 1205:

Phosphorus Ore

Company Dynamics: Replacement of cooperator promotes asset injection scheme of Hubei Xingfa 

Industry Dynamics: Phosphorus ore moves closer to be feedstock of hydrogen fluoride 

Policy & Legislation: Five new measures to further regulate phosphorus resources exploitation

Company Dynamics: Kailin Group preparing for expansion of phosphorus ore capacity

Yellow Phosphorus

New Application: Yellow phosphorus off-gas to show huge economic value

Phosphate Fertilizer

New Application: Phosphogypsum expected to be applied as soil conditioner in China

Company Dynamics: Kingenta’s foreignshare holders to cash in stocks

Policy & Legislation: MIIT to further standardize existing ammonium phosphate producers

Fine Phosphate Chemical

Industry Dynamics: Booming semiconductor industry expect to drive high purity phosphoric acid

Industry Dynamics: Phosphorus chemicals alliance set up for making a breakthrough

in technology

… …

Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 15^th 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.

(Guangzhou China, May 15, 2012)

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