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Report edition: 2011 edition(1)
Finished time: Jun. 2011
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Total pages: 47
Language version: English
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Executive summary
List of tables
List of figures

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No.	Content	Page	Price
1	Executive summary	1	USD 250
2	Introduction and methodology	2	USD 250
3	I Overview of inulin industry in China	4	USD 500
3-1	I-1 Brief introduction to inulin	4	USD 100
3-2	I-2 Global status of China's inulin industry	4	USD 250
3-3	I-3 Policies influencing inulin industry in China	5	USD 250
3-4	II Production situation of inulin in China	7	USD 2,000
3-4-1	II-1 Current production situation of inulin in China	7	USD 250
3-4-2	II-1.1 Production situation of inulin, 2006-2010	7	USD 500
3-4-3	II-1.2 Major producers	9	USD 500
3-5	II-2 Price	12	USD 500
3-6	II-3 Raw material supply	14	USD 500
3-7	II-4 Technology and production cost	16	USD 500
3-7-1	II-4.1 Production pathway	16	USD 250
3-7-2	II-4.2 Production cost	18	USD 300
4	III Consumption of inulin in China	20	USD 1,500
4-1	III-1 Overview	20	USD 250
4-2	III-2 Inulin consumption in various industries	21	USD 500
4-2-1	III-2.1 Dairy products	21	USD 500
4-2-2	III-2.2 Health care products	22	USD 500
4-2-3	III-2.3 Pharmaceuticals	24	USD 500
4-2-4	III-2.4 Others	25	USD 250
5	IV Import and export situation of inulin in China in recent years (mainly 2010)	26	USD 1,000
5-1	IV-1 Import and export situation in 2010	26	USD 750
5-2	IV-2 Export situation in recent years	28	USD 500
6	V Forecast on inulin in China in the next five years	29	USD 1,500
6-1	V-1 Influencing factors	29	USD 750
6-1-1	V-1.1 Drivers	29	USD 250
6-1-2	V-1.2 Barriers	30	USD 400
6-2	V-2 Forecast on supply and demand in China	30	USD 1,000
7	VI Conclusion	34	USD 250
8	VII Profiles	35	USD 500
8-1	VII-1 Qinghai Weda Biotechology Co., Ltd.	35	USD 100
8-2	VII-2 Shanxi Probiotics Yuan Biological Technology Co., Ltd.	35	USD 100
8-3	VII-3 Dingxi Longhai Dairy Co., Ltd.	36	USD 100
8-4	VII-4 Ningxia Debang Biotechology Co., Ltd.	37	USD 100
8-5	VII-5 Baiyin Xirui Biological Engineering Co., Ltd.	38	USD 100
8-6	VII-6 Jiangmen Quantum Hi-Tech Biological Co., Ltd.	39	USD 50
8-7	VII-7 Shanghai Winway Dietary Fiber Development Co., Ltd.	40	USD 50
8-8	VII-8 Shandong Wenyuan Biotechnology Co., Ltd.	40	USD 50
8-9	VII-9 Yichang Bright Pearl Natural Plant Products Co., Ltd.	41	USD 50
8-10	VII-10 Anshan Zhongxing Bio-technology Co., Ltd.	42	USD 150

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China's inulin industry has seen a fast growth after it achieved commercialization in large-scale in 2001. However, during 2008 to 2010, Chinese inulin industry has witnessed a slightly decrease due to the impact of 2008 global financial crisis and the decreased output of inulin. Some producers have been washed out due to profit deficit, blaming the rise in the price of raw material. While some have expanded production capacity of inulin. In this report, you can find out the latest production situation in China.

With 13 active producers nationwide, China's total output of inulin reaches around 3,000 tonnes in 2010. Among them, Qinghai Weda Biotechnology Co., Ltd., Shanxi Probiotics Yuan Biological Technology Co., Ltd., Zhangye Yunpeng Biotechnology Co., Ltd. are big producers. Meanwhile, dairy products, health products and pharmaceuticals are the top three consumption fields in China.

Additionally, another focus in this report is the latest trade situation, raw material supply, key influencing factors and future forecast of inulin industry in China. The report combines with CCM's expertise on market research to illustrate the latest situation of inulin industry.

Key sections of this report:
- Introduction to capacity and output
- Production situation in China
- Production cost
- Import and export situation in China
- Detailed description on consumption patterns and various application fields
- Forecast on supply and demand of in China by three different scenarios

Executive summary:

To produce inulin, there are two major raw materials in the world, namely Helianthus tuberosus and Cichorium intybus. Since the former is largely planted in China, most domestic producers use it as raw material.

Barrier separation extraction method is popular in China, as the product made through it has better quality and higher purity than using the other production method—hot water extraction method. Moreover, hot water extraction method consumes much energy and water, which costs more than barrier extraction method.

China's inulin industry has seen fast growth in recent years. By May 2011, there have been xx active inulin producers in China, with total capacity of xx/a. Although inulin output has recorded a xx% rise in 2010 over 2006 thanks to the increasing demand from end use segments, the output has been slightly decreasing during 2008 to 2010 caused by shrunken profit margin of inulin in China, which drove some producers to stop production during this period.

Meanwhile, China's inulin consumption is still limited now, which is attributed to its high price and insufficient promotion. In 2010, the total consumption volume of inulin in China is xx tonnes. Dairy products and health products are the major end users. Among dairy products, dairy formula for adults & children and cheese are the top three consumption fields of inulin. Moreover, inulin can be also used in pharmaceuticals and other industries such as bakery and beverage.

China's export volume of inulin has been decreasing from 2008 to 2010 due to the impact of global financial crisis. The volume was xx tonnes in 2008, while it decreases to xx tonnes in 2010. The 2010 amount accounts for xx% of China's total inulin output.

List of tables:

Table No.	Table Title
Table I-3.1	Regulations on inulin industry in China since 2009
Table II-1.2.1	Inulin production distribution by producer number in China, 2010
Table II-1.2.2	Inulin producers' production situation in China, 2010-2011
Table II-2.1	Quotations of inulin producers in China, May 2011
Table II-2.4.1	Manufacturing cost structure of inulin production in Gansu Province, May 2011
Table II-2.4.2	Production cost structure of inulin production in Gansu Province, May 2011
Table III-1.1	Major consumption fields of inulin in China, 2010
Table IV-1.1	Import situation of inulin in China, 2010
Table IV-1.2	China’s import origins of inulin, 2010
Table IV-1.3	Export situation of inulin in China, 2010
Table IV-1.4	China’s export destinations of inulin, 2010
Table II-2.1	Forecast of inulin supply and demand in China, 2011-2015
Table VII-1.1	Production and price of inulin in Qinghai Weda, 2010-2011
Table VII-2.1	Production and price of inulin in Shanxi Probiotics Yuan, 2010-2011
Table VII-3.1	Production and price of inulin in Dingxi Longhai, 2010-2011
Table VII-4.1	Production and price of inulin in Ningxia Debang, 2010-2011
Table VII-5.1	Production and price of inulin in Baiyin Xirui, 2010-2011
Table VII-6.1	Production and price of inulin in Quantum High-Tech, 2010-2011
Table VII-7.1	Production and price of inulin in Shanghai Winway, 2010-2011
Table VII-8.1	Production and price of inulin in Shandong Wenyuan, 2010-2011
Table VII-9.1	Production and price of inulin in Yichang Bright Pearl, 2010-2011
Table VII-10.1	Production and price of inulin in Anshan Zhongxing, 2010-2011

List of figures:

Figure No.	Figure Title
Figure I-2.1	Global output share of inulin industry, 2010
Figure II-1.1.1	Inulin production in China, 2006-2010
Figure II-1.2.1	Inulin production distribution by output volume, 2010
Figure II-2.1	Average ex-factory price of inulin in China, 2006-2010
Figure II-3.1	Distribution of Helianthus tuberosus planting in China, 2010
Figure II-3.2	Planting area of Helianthus tuberosus in China, 2008-2010 est.
Figure II-3.3	Yield of Helianthus tuberosus in China, 2006-2010
Figure II-4.1.1	Flowchart of hot water extraction method
Figure II-4.1.2	Flowchart of barrier separation extraction method
Figure III-1.1	Inulin consumption pattern in China, 2010
Figure III-2.1.1	Output of dairy products using inulin as raw material in China, 2006-2010
Figure III-2.1.2	Inulin consumption in dairy products in China, 2006-2010
Figure III-2.2.1	Output value of health products in China, 2006-2010
Figure III-2.2.2	Inulin consumption in health products in China, 2006-2010
Figure III-2.3.1	Output value of pharmaceuticals in China, 2006-2010
Figure III-2.3.2	Inulin consumption in pharmaceuticals in China, 2006-2010
Figure IV-2.1	Export volume and price of inulin in China, 2010

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