Research and Markets: Chinese Corn Products Monthy Report August 2013 - Widespread H7N9 Depressed Industry

DUBLIN--()--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/tw4xb3/corn_products) has announced the addition of the "Corn Products China News 1308" report to their offering.

China's corn import volume increased hugely in the past years, but the uptrend stopped in H1 2013. China's corn import volume was down 36.73% year on year in H1 2013, as the demand for corn was weak in H1 2013. In this period, the widespread H7N9 (an avian influenza virus) depressed both the feed industry and the corn deep-processing industry, which further impacted the domestic demand for corn.

As the impact of H7N9 began fading away from May 2013, many insiders believed that it would be possible for the poultry industry to recover from huge losses the virus has caused. However, the news that one more person infected with H7N9 in Hebei province further hindered the recovery of the poultry industry.

The operating rate of furfural companies in China decreased sharply from 30 June to 20 July this year, due to the heavy rain in this period.

China imported 1.52 million tonnes of corn in H1 2013, down 36.73% year on year.

In June 2013, the total import value of corn products in China witnessed a month-on-month decrease of 74% while the export value decreased by 5%.

Key Topics Covered:

Furfural in short supply recently

China's corn import volume declines sharply in H1 2013

Chinese corn products Imp. & Exp. analysis in June 2013

Export business can not help solve oversupply of China's corn starch

Price update of corn products in Aug. 2013

Ex-works price of MSG enjoys an uptrend recently

Ex-works price of starch sugar experiences downtrend in H1 2013

Fufeng Group satisfied with the result of xanthan gum anti-dumping investigations

Changshouhua Food's net profit to increase by 35%-40% in H1 2013

North China Pharmaceutical to issue 250 million shares non-publicly

Resurgence of H7N9 may cause decrease in demand for feed

Opinion solicitation for Approved Feed Additives (2013) conducted

MOF adjusts the dumping margins of the imported nucleotide food additives

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Laura Wood, Senior Manager
press@researchandmarkets.com
U.S. Fax: 646-607-1907
Fax (outside U.S.): +353-1-481-1716
Sector: Food