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| No. | 0006G002 | Outlook for China Glyphosate Industry 2009-2014 - Edition(6) |
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Description:
China in 2009 has posted new record of glyphosate technical capacity of 655,400t/a and 190,000t/a for PMIDA, an eye-catching climb over that in 2008, respectively 485,400t/a and 172,200t/a. Capacity expansion has further strengthened China’s dominating position in global technical supply, accounting for around 70% of the world total at present.
However, China now remains at the low end of the global glyphosate value chain, as a technical supplier, due to its ineffective formulation production technology, weak sales channel and unaccessible registration in international market. Things might change in the future, and China’s influence and importance in global glyphosate formulation market is expected to increase in the near future. Climbing export volume of glyphosate formulation from China might be a clear signal of this trend----- H1 2009 witnessed 20,000 tonnes increased export volume of Chinese glyphosate formulation, compared with the same period of last year, a 20% increase. Among the increased volume, about 97% is exported to U.S., the base of Monsanto.
Given China’s glyphosate changing trend in 2008-2009, both domestic and overseas glyphosate enterprises should pay close attention to existing and potential competitors in China, especially their technology improvement, production cost and market activities, etc., in order to better seize business opportunities.
This report, based on CCM’s 6-year research experiences in Chinese glyphosate industry and its upstream sectors, dives deep into China’s glyphosate industry to figure out the industry’s key characteristics, latest dynamics and future trends, in terms of production, R&D, pricing, export situation, trade flow, consumption/demand, overseas market, key players’ competitiveness and production cost, international collaboration etc. From a global perspective, this sixth edition will provide you with CCM’s primary intelligence.
Penetrating into China’s changing glyphosate market, this report not only provides more accurate data, but also strengthens the following aspects:
- Technology innovation and development in mother liquid treatment
- Technology improvement on formulation production
- Adjuvant development situation
- Analysis on flow research and value chain
- New price model for technical
- Production cost changes
- Consumption investigation
- Glyphosate price fluctuation in past two years and its potential trend
Through explorations in above key aspects, key findings turn out as follows:
- Most glyphosate technical manufacturers are decreasing investment except those with advanced technology or long-term cooperation with MNCs
- Major export destinations have remained as South America, North America and Asia
- Manufacturers are paying more attention to formulation market
- International cooperation is becoming a trend, such as Nantong Jiangshan with Syngenta
- Air oxidation method is not as good as expected
- Technology update and increased investment in wastewater treatment has become a hotspot and an urgent problem with China’s looming ban on production of formulation with AI content lower than 30%.
- Industry integration especially capacity concentration is seeing a pressing trend.
What can you benefit from this report?
As China’s glyphosate has been playing a crucial role in global market and its position will last and even enhance in the future, investment opportunities do exist in Chinese market. With CCM’s insights in this industry, this report will help senior executives and decision makers responsible for formulating business development strategy or seeking competitor intelligence, to better grasp investment opportunities.
Furthermore, the report, covering China’s glyphosate’s whole value chain, will provide insights to most key players along this chain, such as suppliers, distributors, traders of glyphosate raw materials, its intermediates, technical and formulation, as well as technology researchers, suppliers, etc. namely those involved in glyphosate industry or its upstream and downstream industries, thus bringing unexpected benefits to these players.
Main Content:
| No. | Content | Page |
| Executive summary | 1 |
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| Introduction and methodology | 5 |
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| I | Pesticide industry in China | 9 |
| I-1.1 | Pesticide history in China | 9 |
| I-1.2 | Pesticide supply in China | 10 |
| I-1.3 | Pesticide demand in China | 14 |
| I-1.4 | Governmental policies on agriculture & pesticide industry | 16 |
| II | Factors influencing China’s glyphosate industry | 19 |
| II-1 | Economic environment | 20 |
| II-2 | Government policy | 31 |
| II-3 | Crop planting situation in the world | 38 |
| II-4 | Crop planting situation in China | 41 |
| II-5 | Entry barriers of glyphosate industry | 44 |
| III | Glyphosate upstream industry | 49 |
| III-1 | Introduction to key raw materials & intermediates of glyphosate | 49 |
| III-1.1 | Glycine | 52 |
| III-1.2 | IDAN | 60 |
| III-1.3 | DEA | 68 |
| III-1.4 | PMIDA | 79 |
| III-1.5 | Yellow phosphorous | 85 |
| III-1.6 | Phosphorus trichloride | 92 |
| III-1.7 | Dimethyl phosphite | 97 |
| III-1.8 | Paraformaldehyde | 103 |
| III-1.9 | Hydrocyanic acid | 112 |
| III-1.10 | Other materials | 116 |
| III-1.10.1 | Formaldehyde | 116 |
| III-1.10.2 | Natural gas | 118 |
| III-2 | Impacts of raw materials on glyphosate industry | 121 |
| IV | Glyphosate supply | 124 |
| IV-1 | Glyphosate registration situation | 124 |
| IV-2 | Glyphosate technical | 130 |
| - China’s position in the world glyphosate technical supply | 130 |
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| - Total supply | 131 |
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| - Producers | 132 |
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| - Production by region | 140 |
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| - Production by pathway | 141 |
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| - New projects | 144 |
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| IV-3 | Glyphosate formulations | 145 |
| IV-3.1 | Overview | 145 |
| - China’s position in the world glyphosate formulations supply | 146 |
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| - Total supply by specific formulation | 147 |
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| IV-3.2 | Introduction to specific formulations | 155 |
| - Glyphosate 41% solution | 155 |
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| - Soluble powder & WP forms of glyphosate formulations | 156 |
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| - High content glyphosate water formulations | 157 |
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| IV-3.3 | China’s weakness in formulation production | 158 |
| IV-3.4 | Analysis of ban on glyphosate SL with concentration less than 30% | 160 |
| IV-3.5 | China’s glyphosate formulation trend and its impacts on global market | 162 |
| IV-4 | Mass balance between glyphosate and its upstream products | 166 |
| IV-5 | Forecast of glyphosate supply in the next five years | 168 |
| V | Trade analysis | 169 |
| V-1 | Trade position in the world | 169 |
| V-2 | Antidumping issues involving Chinese glyphosate | 169 |
| V-3 | Export situation of PMIDA and glyphosate | 172 |
| V-4 | Chinese glyphosate flow | 187 |
| V-5 | Trade trend of glyphosate in the next five years | 191 |
| VI | Pricing of glyphosate | 192 |
| VI-1 | Price | 192 |
| VI-1.1 | Key factors influencing glyphosate pricing | 192 |
| VI-1.2 | Analysis of price changes in the past | 193 |
| VI-1.3 | Current price and price forecast to 2009~2014 | 196 |
| VI-2 | Price index model for glyphosate | 200 |
| VI-3 | Identification | 204 |
| VII | Demand for glyphosate | 206 |
| VII-1 | Global demand for glyphosate | 206 |
| - Overview of global genetically modified crop | 206 |
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| - Global demand for glyphosate | 209 |
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| VII-2 | Domestic demand for glyphosate | 212 |
| VII-2.1 | Overview of Chinese glyphosate technical consumption | 388 |
| VII-2.2 | Position and market size of glyphosate in herbicide industry | 307 |
| VII-2.3 | Glyphosate formulations use in China | 308 |
| - by specific formulation | 214 |
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| - by crop | 216 |
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| - by region | 227 |
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| VII-3 | Forecast of glyphosate demand in the next five years | 234 |
| VIII | Production technology & technology level | 236 |
| VIII-1 | Glyphosate technical | 236 |
| VIII-1.1 | AEA pathway | 237 |
| VIII-1.1.1 | Description | 237 |
| VIII-1.1.2 | Development of AEA pathway in China | 238 |
| VIII-1.1.3 | Theoretical consumption of raw materials for AEA pathway | 243 |
| VIII-1.1.4 | Advantages and problems | 244 |
| VIII-1.2 | DEA route | 244 |
| VIII-1.2.1 | Description | 244 |
| VIII-1.2.2 | Development of AEA pathway in China | 247 |
| VIII-1.2.3 | Theoretical consumption of raw materials for AEA pathway | 249 |
| VIII-1.2.4 | Advantages and problems | 249 |
| VIII-1.3 | IDAN route | 250 |
| VIII-1.3.1 | Description | 250 |
| VIII-1.3.2 | Development of AEA pathway in China | 251 |
| VIII-1.3.3 | Theoretical consumption of raw materials for AEA pathway | 252 |
| VIII-1.3.4 | Advantages and problems | 252 |
| VIII-1.4 | Comparison of different pathways and development trend | 253 |
| VIII-1.5 | Wastewater treatment technology | 254 |
| VIII-2 | Glyphosate formulations | 259 |
| VIII-3 | Cost analysis of glyphosate (five major glyphosate producers) | 266 |
| VIII-3.1 | Zhejiang Wynca Chemical Industrial Group Co., Ltd. | 267 |
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| VIII-3.5 | Hubei Sanonda Co., Ltd. | 274 |
| IX | Competitive landscape of Chinese glyphosate industry | 276 |
| X | Outlook of Chinese glyphosate in the next five years | 283 |
| X-1 | Research hot points | 283 |
| X-2 | Development trend of pathways | 284 |
| X-3 | Trends of production cost | 285 |
| X-4 | Trends of supply & demand | 287 |
| XI | Conclusion, challenges, commercial opportunities and recommendation | 290 |
| XI-1 | Conclusion | 290 |
| XI-2 | Challenges, commercial opportunities and recommendation | 293 |
| XII | Appendix | 297 |
| XII-1 | Glyphosate technical producers | 297 |
| XII-1.01 | Zhejiang Wynca Chemical Group Co., Ltd. | 297 |
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| XII-1.45 | Shandong Wucheng Kangda Chemical Co., Ltd. | 386 |
| XII-2 | PMIDA producers | 388 |
| XII-2.01 | Jinan Glyline Chemical Co., Ltd. | 388 |
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| XII-2.05 | Jiangsu Zhongdan Group Co., Ltd. | 393 |
| XII-3 | Recent activities | 395 |
| XII-4 | SWOT analysis of the five glyphosate manufacturers | 399 |
LIST OF TABLES
Table I -1.1-1 Chinese pesticide industry developmentTable I-1.2-1 Output structure of pesticides by volume, 1986-2008 (‘000 tonnes)Table I-3.2-1 Import & export of pesticides in China, 1993-2008Table II-1 Factors influencing China’s glyphosate industryTable II-1.2-1 China’s policies to boost peasants’ incomeTable II-1.3-1 Comparison of labor supply and cost between China and USTable II-1.4-1 Relationship of RMB appreciation with glyphosate technical net profit rate, 2008Table II-1.5-1 Chinese export value of all products and growth rate, Q1 2008 and Q1 2009Table II-1.6-1 China’s electricity consumption situation, 2004-2007 (100 million KWh)Table II-1.7-1 Forecasted bio-energy output in China, 2005, 2010 and 2020Table II-2.2-1 Advantages of no-tillage land and its application situation in ChinaTable II-2.3-1 Wastewater discharge standard for glyphosate industry in GB8978-1996 (mg/L)Table II-2.3-2 Environmental policies and environmental cost in glyphosate industry in ChinaTable II-2.4-1 Preferential policies provided to enterprises in Jiangsu RudongTable II-3-1 Area of cultivated land in some countries, 2007Table II-3.2-1 Global planting area of GM crops, 1996-2008Table II-5-1 Capital barriers for glyphosate manufacturers in ChinaTable II-5-2 Comparison between Zhejiang Wynca and Anhui TonglingTable II-5-3 Anti-dumping charges launched against Chinese glyphosate by MonsantoTable II-5-4 Purchase prices of different glyphosate production technologiesTable II-5-5 Environment barriers of glyphosate industry in ChinaTable III-1.1.1-1 Raw material consumption of glycine production by chloroactic acid ammonolysis process, Aug. 2009Table III-1.1.1-2 Raw materials consumption of glycine production by natural gas-HCN process, Aug. 2009Table III-1.1.1-3 China’s production of tech-grade glycine, 2009 Table III-1.1.2-1 Ex-factory price change of industrial grade glycine since 2006Table III-1.1.3-1 Consumption of glycine in glyphosate, 2001-2008, tonneTable III-1.1.3-2 Main glyphosate producers and their glycine suppliers, 2009Table III-1.2-1 Comparison of different production routes of IDAN in ChinaTable III-1.2.2-2 List of IDAN producers in China as of August 2009 (tonne)Table III-1.2.2-3 Basic information of main potential producers of IDAN in ChinaTable III-1.2.2-4 IDAN projects of main potential producers in ChinaTable III-1.2.4-1 Main IDAN glyphosate producers in China, 2009 Table III-1.3.1-1 Production cost of EA, May 2008Table III-1.3.1-2 Manufacturers of EA in China -1Table III-1.3.1-3 Manufacturers of EA in China -2Table III-1.3.1-4 Manufacturers of DEA in China (tonne)Table III-1.3.1-5 Potential projects of EA in China Table III-1.3.1-5 Specification comparison between homemade DEA and imported DEATable III-1.3.2-1 Antidumping duties on EA for different companiesTable III-1.3.2-2 Shipment mode of imported DEA by tonne, 2004-2008Table III-1.3.2-3 Import quantity and price of DEA, 2004-2008 (tonne, USD/kg)Table III-1.3.2-4 Import quantity of DEA by glyphosate producers, 2003- Apr. 2009 (tonne)Table III-1.3.4-1 Output of PMIDA & glyphosate by taking DEA as raw material and consumption volume of DEA, 2004-2008 (tonne)Table III-1.3.4-2 Active producers of glyphosate taking DEA as raw material in China (tonne)Table III-1.4.1.1 Manufacturers of PMIDA in China (tonne)Table III-1.5.1-1 Yellow phosphorus output in different regions of China, 1999~2008 (tonne)Table III-1.5.1-2 Raw material cost of yellow phosphorous in Jul. 2009Table III-1.6.1-1 Active producers of PCl3 in China, 2009 Table III-1.6.2-1 Raw material cost of PCl3 in China, July 2009Table III-1.6.1-1 Glyphosate technical output and its PCl3 consumption by different pathway in China, 2001-2008Table III-1.7.1-1 Comparisons between traditional process and new processTable III-1.7.1-2 Raw material cost of DMP, Aug. 2009Table III-1.7.2-1 Top 10 DMP Manufacturers in China, 2005Table III-1.7.2-2 Chinese DMP manufacturers, as of Aug. 2009 Table III-1.7.4-1 Demand and supply of DMP in glyphosate industry in China Table III-1.8.1-1 Capacity of unit equipment of PF producers in China as of Aug. 2009, Unit: t/aTable III-1.8.1-2 Raw material cost of PF in Aug. 2009 (rake-drying method)Table III-1.8.1-3 Raw material cost of PF in Aug. 2009 (spray drying method)Table III-1.8.3-1 PF imported directly by glyphosate technical producers, 2005-2007 (kg, USD/kg)Table III-1.8.3-2 Import & export of PF in the past yearsTable III-1.8.4-1 Consumption of PF in agrochemical industry, 2002-2008Table III-1.8.4-2 Comparison of different pathways in the production of glyphosate technicalTable II-1.9-1 Production situation of hydrocyanic acid in ChinaTable II-1.9.1-1 Producers of HCN by acrylonitrile pathway in China in 2008Table II-1.9.2-1 HCN manufacturers by natural gas pathway, 2008Table II-1.9.3-1 HCN manufacturers by light oil cracking method, 2008 Table III-1.10.1-1 Supply & demand situation of formaldehyde in China (tonne)Table III-1.10.1-2 Price of natural gas for industry in Sichuan, Chongqing, etc, Aug. 2009Table IV-1-1 Recommended AI content of glyphosate single formulations in ChinaTable IV-1-2 Registration situation of glyphosate technical in China as of August 2009Table IV-1-3 Initial registration time of glyphosate formulations in ChinaTable IV-1-4 Annual registration situation of key glyphosate formulations in China Table IV-2-1 Key players of glyphosate technical in the world (‘000 tonnes)Table IV-2-2 Situation of China’s glyphosate output in global market, 2005-2008 (tonne)Table IV-2-3 Situation of China’s glyphosate in the overseas market, 2004-2008 (tonne)Table IV-2-4 Overview of glyphosate technical manufacturers in China-1Table IV-2-5 Overview of glyphosate technical manufacturers in China-2Table IV-2-6 Number of glyphosate producers in China, by provinceTable IV-2-.7 Capacity and output distribution of glyphosate in ChinaTable IV-2-8 Capacity of glyphosate technical in China by different pathwayTable IV-2-9 Output of glyphosate technical in China by different pathway (tonne)Table IV-2-10 Capacity expansion of glyphosate technical in China (tonne)Table IV-3.1-1 Glyphosate formulation specifications and number of producers in ChinaTable IV-3.1-2 Output of major glyphosate formulations in China, 2007-2008 (tonne)Table IV-3.1-3 Distribution of glyphosate formulation producers in 2007 (manufacturers of both glyphosate technical and formulations excluded)Table IV-3.1-4 List of glyphosate formulations producers (manufacturers of both glyphosate technical and formulations excluded) Table IV-3.2-1 Some key players of 41%IPA in China Table IV-3.2-2 Production situation of 41%IPA (Glyphosate technical producers excluded)Table IV-3.2-3 Production situation of WP (Glyphosate technical producers excluded)Table IV-3.2-4 Production situation of 62%IPA in China Table V-3.3-1 Comparisons of weed control effect between ‘Rondup’ and domestic productTable IV-4-1 Consumptions of major raw materials in PMIDA & glyphosate, 2008 (tonne)Table V-3.1 Export price of glyphosate in 2004 (Quantity: tonne, Price: USD/kg, Value: USD)Table V-3.2 Main export destinations of glyphosate in 2004 (Quantity: tonne, Price: USD/kg, Value: USD)Table V-3.3 Export price of glyphosate in 2005 (Quantity: tonne, Price: USD/kg, Value: USD)Table V-3.4 Main export destinations of glyphosate in 2005 (Quantity: tonne, Price: USD/kg, Value: USD)Table V-3.5 Export price of glyphosate in 2006 (Quantity: tonne, Price: USD/kg, Value: USD)Table V-3.6 Main export destinations of glyphosate in 2006 (Quantity: tonne, Price: USD/kg, Value: USD)Table V-3.7 Export price of glyphosate in 2007 (Quantity: tonne, Price: USD/kg, Value: USD)Table V-3.8 Main export destinations of glyphosate in 2007 (Quantity: tonne, Price: USD/kg, Value: USD)Table V-3.9 Export price of glyphosate in 2008 (Quantity: tonne, Price: USD/kg, Value: USD)Table V-3.10 Main export destinations of glyphosate in 2008 (Quantity: tonne, Price: USD/kg, Value: USD)Table V-4.1 Cooperation between oversea key players and Chinese companiesTable VI-1.2.1-1 Average price of glyphosate and its related products in China (USD/t)Table VI-1.2.2-1 Comparisons of glyphosate raw materials price between H1 2007 and H1 2008Table VI-2-1 Results of correlation analysisTable VI-2-2 Results of regression analysis on glyphosate, DEA, DMP, IDAN, glycine and Expv.Table VI-2-3 Results of regression analysis on Glyphosate, DEA, DMP, Glycine and Expv.Table VI-2-4 The results of the regression analysis on △Glyphosate, △DEA, △DMP, △Glycine and △Expv.Table VI-2-5 Breusch-Godfrey serial correlation LM test:Table VI-2-6 White Heteroskedasticity Test:Table VI-3-1 Difference between observed price and the estimated price 2003~2009, %Table VII-1-1 Planting area of GM crops by country in the world, 1996-2008 (million hectares)Table VII-2.2-1 Supply and consumption of herbicides and its share in glyphosate, 2004~2008 (Calculated by AI, tonne)Table VII-2.3-1 Consumption of main glyphosate formulations in China, 2004~2008, tonneTable VII-2.3-2 Provinces with 41% SL consumption exceeding 800 tonnes in 2008, tonneTable VII-2.3-3 Planting area of main crops in China, 2004~2008, 000’ hectaresTable VII-2.3-4 Glyphosate consumption in main crops in China, 2004~2008, tonneTable VII-2.3-5 Glyphosate consumption in main fruits, 2004~2008, calculated by AI, tonneTable VII-2.3-6 Details about glyphosate consumption in main fruits, 2008, calculated by AITable VII-2.3-7 Consumption of glyphosate in each province/city, 2008 (Volume: tonne, Value: million USD) Table VII-2.3-8 Planting area of main fruits by province, 2007, 000’ hectaresTable VII-2.3-9 Provinces with glyphosate consumption of over 1,000 tonnes, 2008 (calculated by AI, tonne)Table VII-2.3-10 Provinces with glyphosate consumption in orchard exceeding 400 tonnes, 2008 (calculated by AI, tonne)Table VII-3-1 No-tillage cultivation system development plan in China, million hectares.Table VII-3-2 Future growth of glyphosate demand by AI in China to 2019, tonneTable VII-3-3 Future growth of the demand for glyphosate formulation in China to 2019, tonneTable VIII-1-1 Comparisons of different pathwaysTable VIII-1.1.2-1 Comparison between continuous hydrolysis process and batch hydrolysis process in Nantong JiangshanTable VIII-1.1.2-2 Value of recycled by-products in Zhejiang Wynca, Aug. 2009Table VIII-1.1.2-3 Major achievements for recycling raw materials in glyphosate technical production by AEA pathwayTable VIII-1.1.2-4 Improvements in hydrolysis of glyphosate production by AEA pathwayTable VIII-1.1.3-1 Theoretical consumption of raw materials for AEA pathway, Aug. 2009Table VIII-1.2.2-1 Development of Raney Cu in China, 1998 and 2008Table VIII-1.2.3-1 Theoretical consumption of raw materials for DEA route, Aug. 2009Table VIII-1.3.3-1 Theoretical consumption of raw materials for IDAN route, Aug. 2009Table VIII-1.4-1 Comparison between AEA pathway and IDA pathwayTable VIII-1.5-1 Main control index and limit value according to Integrated Wastewater Discharge Standard (GB8978-96)Table VIII-1.5-2 Ingredients of IDA glyphosate mother liquidTable VIII-1.5-3 Comparisons between membrane method and evaporation method in IDA glyphosate mother liquid concentrationTable VIII-1.5-4 Ingredients of wastewater generated in PMIDA productionTable VIII-2-1 Main domestic and overseas suppliers and special adjuvant of 41% glyphosate SL (IPA salt) in China, 2009Table VIII-2-2 Raw materials consumption of 10%SL, August 2009 (mother liquid with AEA pathway)Table VIII-2-2 Raw materials consumption of 10%SL, August 2009 (mother liquor with IDA pathway)Table VIII-2-3 Theoretical model for manufacturing cost of 10%SL, August 2009 (mother liquor + technical pathway)Table VIII-2-4 Theoretical model for manufacturing cost of 10%SL, August 2009 (glyphosate technical pathway)Table VIII-2-5 Raw material cost for 41% glyphosate IPA SL production, August 2009Table VIII-2-6 Manufacturing cost of 41% glyphosate IPA SL, August 2009Table VIII-2-7 Raw materials consumption of 62% glyphosate-isopropylammonium, August 2009Table VIII-2-8 Theoretical model for manufacturing cost of 62% glyphosate IPA SL, August 2009Table VIII-3-1 Comparisons of glyphosate or PMIDA profits in five major glyphosate producers, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.1-1 Estimation on raw material costs of glyphosate in Zhejiang Wynca, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.1-2 Estimation on manufacturing cost of glyphosate in Zhejiang Wynca, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.1-3 Estimation on management costs of glyphosate in Zhejiang Wynca, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.1-4 Estimation on production costs of glyphosate in Zhejiang Wynca, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.1-5 Profit estimation of glyphosate in Zhejiang Wynca, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.2-1 Estimation on raw material costs of glyphosate in Nantong Jiangshan, Aug. 2009 (AEA pathway)Table VIII-3.2-2 Estimation on raw material costs of glyphosate in Nantong Jiangshan in Aug. 2009 (IDAN route)Table VIII-3.2-3 Estimation on manufacturing cost of glyphosate in Nantong Jiangshan, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.2-4 Estimation on management costs of glyphosate in Nantong Jiangshan, Aug. 2009 Table VIII-3.2-5 Estimation on production costs of glyphosate in Nantong Jiangshan, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.2-6 Profit estimation of glyphosate in Nantong Jiangshan, Aug. 2009 Table VIII-3.3-1 Estimation on raw material costs of PMIDA (IDAN route) in Anhui Huaxing, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.3-2 Estimation on raw material costs of PMIDA (DEA route) in Anhui Huaxing, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.3-3 Estimation on manufacturing cost of glyphosate in Anhui Huaxing, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.3-4 Estimation on management costs of glyphosate in Anhui Huaxing, Aug. 2009 Table VIII-3.3-5 Estimation on production costs of glyphosate in Anhui Huaxing, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.3-6 Profit estimation of glyphosate in Anhui Huaxing, Aug. 2009 Table VIII-3.4-1 Estimation on raw material costs of glyphosate in Jiangsu Yangnong, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.4-2 Estimation on manufacturing cost of glyphosate in Jiangsu Yangnong, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.4-3 Estimation on management costs of glyphosate in Jiangsu Yangnong, Aug. 2009 Table VIII-3.4-4 Estimation on production costs of glyphosate in Jiangsu Yangnong, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.4-5 Profit estimation of glyphosate in Jiangsu Yangnong, Aug. 2009 Table VIII-3.5-1 Estimation on raw material costs of glyphosate in Hubei Sanonda, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.5-2 Estimation on manufacturing cost of glyphosate in Hubei Sanonda, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.5-3 Estimation on management costs of glyphosate in Hubei Sanonda, Aug. 2009 Table VIII-3.5-4 Estimation on production costs of glyphosate in Hubei Sanonda, Aug. 2009Table VIII-3.5-5 Profit estimation of glyphosate in Hubei Sanonda, Aug. 2009Table IX-5-1 Comparison between glyphosate and paraquatTable XII-1.01-1 Major subordinate companies of Zhejiang WyncaTable XII-1.01-2 Staff structure of Zhejiang Wynca, 2002~2008Table XII-1.01-3 Revenue from organosilicon, pesticides and other products of Zhejiang Wynca, 2000-2008 (million USD)Table XII-1.01-4 Revenue percentage from organosilicon, pesticides and other products of Zhejiang Wynca, 2000-2008Table XII-1.01-5 List of patents of Zhejiang WyncaTable XII-1.01-6 Technological achievement & awards in Zhejiang WyncaTable XII-1.01-7 Standard of glyphosate technical in Zhejiang WyncaTable XII-1.01-8 Capacity of glyphosate in Zhejiang Wynca, 1991-H1 2009Table XII-1.01-9 Income, cost and profit situation of glyphosate, 2000-2008 (USD)Table XII-2.05-1 Capacity and output of PMIDA technical in Jiangsu Zhongdan Group, 2008-2009Table XII-3-1 Change of export tax on phosphate productsTable XII-2-2 Requirement for AI content of single glyphosate formulations typeTable XII-4-1 SWOT analysis of five major producers of glyphosate
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure I-1.2-2 Output changes of pesticides in China, 1986-2008Figure I-1.2-1 Pesticide technical monthly output, 2008Figure I-1.2-3 Growth rate of pesticide output in China, 1986-2008Figure I-3.1-1 Change of Cultivated land area and planting area in China, 2001-2008Figure I-3.1-2 Crop planting structure by crop area, 1998 and 2008Figure II-1.1-1 China’s GDP growth, 2000-2008Figure II-1.1-2 Per capita GDP and growth rate of domestic glyphosate consumption in 2005-2008Figure II-1.2-1 Per capita annual income of rural households in China, 2003-2008Figure II-1.2-2 Engel’s coefficient in China, 1997-2008Figure II-1.3-1 Average annual salary per capita and growth rate in China, 2000-2008Figure II-1.3-1 Population structure, 2000-2008 (million population)Figure II-1.3-2 Per capita crop planting area and its growth rate, 2000-2008Figure II-1.5-1 Export volume growth rate of Chinese goods to different destination countries and regions, Q1 2008 and Q1 2009Figure II-1.5-2 Export value of Chinese goods to different destination countries and regions, Q1 2008 and Q1 2009Figure II-1.6-1 Prices of crude oil, raw coal and glyphosate technical in China, 2007-2009Figure II-1.6-2 Output and consumption structure of energy, 2001-2007 Figure II-1.6-3 China’s output and import of crude oil, 2002-2008Figure II-1-6-4 China’s import volume of liquid natural gas, 2005-2008Figure II-3.2-1 Global planting area of GM crops, 2001-2008Figure II-3.2-2 Global planting area of different GM crops, 1996-2008Figure II-3.2-3 Global planting area of GM crops with different traits, 1996-2008 (million hectares)Figure II-3.2-3 Growth rate of global planting area of GM crops with different traits, 2002-2008Figure II-4.1-1 Planting area of major conventional crops in China, 2004-2008Figure III-1-1 Concise flow charts of glyphosate with IDA and AEA pathwaysFigure III-1-2 Glyphosate by different pathways and value chain of key raw materialsFigure III-1.1.1-1 Flowchart of chloroactic acid ammonolysis processFigure III-1.1.1-2 Flowchart of natural gas-HCN processFigure III-1.1.1-3 Flowchart of Strecker processFigure III-1.1.1-4 Flowchart of improved Strecker processFigure III-1.1.2-1 Ex-factory price change of tech-grade glycine, 2006-2009Figure III-1.1.3-1 Output structure of glyphosate by different pathway, 2001-2008Figure III-1.2-1 Production process of IDAN by natural gas route in China Figure III-1.2.2-1 IDAN output in China, 2005-2008Figure III-1.2.2-2 Natural gas output in China and in Sichuan&Chongqing, 2004-2008Figure III-1.2.3-1 Price changes of IDAN in China, 2004-2009 (USD/t)Figure III-1.3.1-1 Flowchart of EA production in ChinaFigure III-1.3.1-2 Distribution of EA production in China, as of August 2009Figure III-1.3.2-1 Shipment mode of imported DEA, 2004-2008Figure III-1.3.2-2 Yearly imports of DEA, 1998-Apr. 2009Figure III-1.3.3-1 Ex-factory price of homemade DEA in China, 2006-July 2009Figure II-2.7.3-2 Price of imported EA in China in the past few yearsFigure III-1.3.4-1 Apparent consumption of DEA in China, 2000- 2008Figure III-1.4-1 Supply situation of PMIDA in China, 2005-2009Figure III-1.5.1-1 Capacity and output of yellow phosphorus in China, 2000-2008Figure III-1.5.2-1 Ex-factory price of yellow phosphorus in China, 2006~Jul. 2009Figure III-1.5.3-1 Industrial chain of yellow phosphorus in ChinaFigure III-1.5.3-2 Apparent consumption of yellow phosphorus in China, 2000~2008Figure III-1.5.3-3 Yellow phosphorus consumption structure by province in China, 2008Figure III-1.5.3-4 Consumption structure of yellow phosphorus in China, 2000~2008Figure III-1.6.2-1 Ex-factory price change of PCl3, yellow phosphorus and liquid chlorideFigure III-1.6.2-2 Ex-factory price of PCl3 in China, 2006-Jul. 2009Figure III-1.6.1-1 Consumption structure of PCl3 in China by end use, 2004Figure III-1.6.1-2 PCl3 consumption volume in glyphosate and its share in total PCl3 consumption in China, 2001-2008Figure III-1.7.1-1 Flowchart of DMP production by continuous non-solvent productionFigure III-1.7.3-1 Ex-factory prices of DMP and yellow phosphorus, Jan. 2008~ Aug. 2009Figure III-1.8.1-1 Capacity and output of PF in China, 2002-2009 Figure III-1.8.1-2 Apparent consumption and output of PF in China, 2002-2008Figure III-1.8.4-1 Consumption fields of PF in China in 2008 Figure III-1.8.4-2 Geographic distribution of China’s PF consumption, 2007Figure III-1.8.4-3 Consumption of PF in glyphosate in China, 2002-2008Figure III-1.8.4-4 Output share of glyphosate with different pathways, 2001-2008 Figure III-1.10.1-1 Ex-factory price of formaldehyde and methanol in China, 2008-Aug. 2009Figure III-1.10.1-2 Consumption structure of formaldehyde in recent years in ChinaFigure III-1.10.1-3 Output and consumption of China’s natural gas, 2004-2008Figure IV-1-1 Specifications of active registration for single glyphosate formulations in China as of Aug. 2009 Figure IV-2-1 Supply situation of Chinese glyphosate technicalFigure IV-2-2 China’s glyphosate distributionFigure IV-2-3 Output share of glyphosate by distribution, 2008Figure IV-2-3 Output share of glyphosate technical in China, by different pathwayFigure IV-3.3-1 Export volume of glyphosate formulations, 2004-2009Figure IV-4-1 Consumption of major raw materials in PMIDA & glyphosate, 2008Figure IV-5-1 Forecast on Chinese glyphosate supply, 2009-2014Figure V-1.1 Global technical supply & China’s rising share in global supply, 2004-2008Figure V-3.1 Export volume of PMIDA and glyphosate, 2004-2008Figure V-3.2 Export value of glyphosate and PMIDA, 2004-2008Figure V-3.3 Export prices of PMIDA and glyphosate, 2004-2009Figure V-3.4 Export destination of PMIDA, 2004-2008 (tonne)Figure V-3.5 Export regions of glyphosate, 2004-2008 Figure V-3.6 Export volume of China’s glyphosate in Argentina, 2004-2008Figure V-4.1 Glyphosate technical flow, 2008Figure V-4.2 Major overseas importers of Chinese glyphosate technical, 2008 (tonne)Figure V-4.3 Glyphosate formulation flow, 2008Figure VI-1.2.1-1 Pricing of glyphosate technical & main raw materials, 2006-Aug. 2009Figure VI-1.3.1-1 Comparisons of glyphosate technical price in the first 8 months of 2008 and 2009Figure VI-1.3.2-1 Forecast of quarterly price of glyphosate technical in China.Figure VI-3-1 Difference between observed market price and the estimated with the price modelFigure VII-1-1 Global harvested area of GM crops, 1996-2008Figure VII-1-2 Global harvested area of GM crops, 2004-2008Figure VII-1-3 GM crop planting countries in the world, 2008Figure VII-1-4 Global glyphosate consumption volume and growth rate, 2004~2008Figure VII-1-5 Glyphosate consumption distribution structure by volume, 2004~2008Figure VII-1-6 Growth rate of glyphosate consumption in different areas, 2005-2008Figure VII-2.1-1 Output and export of glyphosate technical, 2004~2008 Figure VII-2.2-1 Consumption shares of main herbicides (calculated by 100%) in China, 2008Figure VII-2.3-1 Consumption of glyphosate formulations in China, 2004~2008Figure VII-2.3-2 Changes of consumption structure of glyphosate by main formulation, 2004~2008Figure VII-2.3-3 Geographical distribution of main orchards in China, 2007Figure VII-2.3-4 Geographical distribution of rice planting area in China, 2007 Figure VII-2.3-5 Geographical distribution of main corn planting areas in China, 2007 Figure VII-2.3-6 Geographical distribution of soybean planting area in China, 2007Figure VII-2.3-7 Geographical distribution of major cotton planting area in China, 2007Figure VII-2.3-8 Geographical distribution of sugarcane planting area in China, 2007Figure VII-2.3-9 Geographical distribution of tea planting area in China, 2007Figure VII-2.3-10 Geographical distribution of rubber planting area in China, 2007Figure VII-2.3-11 Glyphosate consumption structure in Guangdong province, 2008Figure VII-2.3-12 Glyphosate consumption structure in Guangxi province, 2008Figure VII-2.3-13 Glyphosate consumption structure in Henan province, 2008Figure VII-2.3-14 Glyphosate consumption structure in Yunnan province, 2008Figure VII-2.3-15 Glyphosate consumption structure in Shandong province, 2008Figure VII-3-1 Forecast for glyphosate consumption in China, 2009~2014, tonneFigure VIII-1-1 Different pathways of glyphosate technical production in ChinaFigureVIII-1.1.1-1 Flowchart of AEA pathwayFigure VIII-1.1.2-1 Recycling system of glyphosate production by AEA pathwayFigureVIII-1.2.1-1 Flowchart of DEA routeFigure VIII-1.3.1-1 Flowchart of IDAN routeFigure VIII-1.5-1 Wastewater treatment process for glyphosateFigure VIII-1.5-2 Treatment process of IDA glyphosate mother liquid with membrane methodFigure VIII-1.5-3 Treatment process of AEA glyphosate mother liquidFigure VIII-2-1 Production flow chart of 75.7% glyphosate WDG Figure X-4-1 Structure of global demand for Chinese glyphosate, 2004-2009est
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Glyphosate, the key active ingredient of Roundup, is one of the most commonly sold herbicides in the market today. With rapidly increasing demand, glyphosate has shared more than xx% of the global herbicide sales volume.
After nearly 30 years’ development, China has become the largest production base of glyphosate technical in the world and has been supplying nearly two thirds of the global production of glyphosate, one of the most popular herbicides.
China’s glyphosate industry has developed fast since 2007 with rapid increase in both capacity and output. The total capacity of glyphosate technical in 2008 was xxxxt/a with annual growth rate of xxxx%. As of August 2009, China has had xx glyphosate producers with total capacity of around xxxxt/a. And the estimated glyphosate output reached xxxx tonnes in 2008 with CAGR of xxxx% in 2004-2008.
Attracted by fat profit in glyphosate production in H2 2007 and H1 2008, over xx new entrants rushed into glyphosate technical production in 2008 due to lack of supervision on and low entry threshold of glyphosate industry.
China’s glyphosate industry highly depends on overseas market, with about xx% of its glyphosate output exported every year. Besides, China has become the largest exporter of glyphosate in the world in recent years, and the export volume has reached xxxx tonnes in 2008, satisfying around xxxx% of the global demand. The export volume of glyphosate technical shared about xxxx% of the total technical output in 2008.
In China, glyphosate is quite important for the weeding in orchard, wasteland reclamation, and traditional crop fields in the period of pre-seeding. Orchard is the largest application of glyphosate, accounting for about xxxx% of the country’s total in 2008. With the lowest price among various formulations, 10%SL is the most popular glyphosate formulation at home, accounting for about xx% of the total glyphosate formulation use in 2008. The top x provinces by glyphosate consumption (AI) are Guangdong, Guangxi, Henan, Yunnan and Shandong, with their total consumption accounting for about xxxx% of the country’s total in 2008.
There are two pathways for glyphosate production in China including IDA pathway and AEA pathway. According to the difference of raw materials, IDA pathway can also be subdivided into two categories, which are DEA route and IDAN route.
Because of its simple flowchart and mature technology, AEA method is easy to be mastered by most companies, plus the sufficient raw material supply in China, the AEA pathway which has been eliminated in the international market has been widely used in China’s glyphosate industry. As of August 2009, the glyphosate capacity by this pathway was about xxxxt/a, accounting for xxxx% of China’s total capacity.
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