Research Report on China Poultry Raising Industry and Egg Market, 2010-2019
Description
Before 1978, egg commercialization was rare with egg always in a short supply. Ever since reform and opening-up, egg industry has flourished in China and China surpassed the US to become the world’s largest egg producer in 1984.
In 1988, egg production in China surpassed 20 million tons for the first time which accounted for nearly 40% of global egg production and was four times that in the US. In 2014, China’s egg production reached 28.94 tons, increasing 0.6% year on year.
China’s egg production mainly concentrates in Henan, Shandong, Hebei, Liaoning, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Hubei, Anhui, Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces whose production totals over 80% of the national sum.
It is clear to see that at home, egg flows from North and Northeast China to Southeast and South China as well as big cities like Beijing, Tianjin and Shanghai. According to the National Bureau of Statistics of the People’s Republic of China, Hebei, Henan, Liaoning and Shandong provinces boast of a relatively large egg outflow. And Guangdong shows the largest gap between supply and demand with an inflow of 1.6 million tons each year, followed by Shanghai, Zhejiang and Beijing. Most of the other provinces enjoy a balance between supply and demand.
According to the way of consumption, egg consumption could be divided into industrial consumption (cleaning egg and food industry), household consumption (edible egg) and away-from-home consumption (egg for restaurant consumption). On the whole, egg is mainly consumed by households. Traditional egg products such as spiced egg, salted egg and preserved egg account for a large part of Chinese egg products while products with high added-value like liquid egg and egg powder are still in a small amount, which indicates such problems of egg products as simple yet similar form and lack of innovation. In the long run, egg products enjoy a large market in such fields as catering, biology and medical application. In 2014, the sales of egg product industry surpassed CNY 27 billion, increasing 22.9% year on year.
28.8 million tons of egg was estimated to be consumed in China in 2014, increasing 1.0% year on year. As egg price goes up in the world, China’s egg export rose fast to 94582.7 tons in 2014, increasing 1.4% year on year, which brought in a trade surplus of USD 189 million with a year-on-year growth of 7.8%.
Although Chinese egg has been exported to many countries and regions in Asia, Africa, Europe, North America and Oceania, its export, affected by geology, quality and processing level, mainly concentrates in neighboring countries and regions.
Benefiting from the intensification and scaling up of poultry industry, China will continue to be the leader in egg production in the next few years. However, the growth of egg production will slow down due to the adjustment and optimization of scale structure of hen raising brought about by individual farmers who are constrained by environmental protection and market development before exiting from the market.
With increasing population and income level, egg consumption in China keeps growing. Therefore, for poultry raisers, feed makers and animal healthcare companies, there are many opportunities in China.
Readers can get at least the following information through this report:
Before 1978, egg commercialization was rare with egg always in a short supply. Ever since reform and opening-up, egg industry has flourished in China and China surpassed the US to become the world’s largest egg producer in 1984.
In 1988, egg production in China surpassed 20 million tons for the first time which accounted for nearly 40% of global egg production and was four times that in the US. In 2014, China’s egg production reached 28.94 tons, increasing 0.6% year on year.
China’s egg production mainly concentrates in Henan, Shandong, Hebei, Liaoning, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Hubei, Anhui, Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces whose production totals over 80% of the national sum.
It is clear to see that at home, egg flows from North and Northeast China to Southeast and South China as well as big cities like Beijing, Tianjin and Shanghai. According to the National Bureau of Statistics of the People’s Republic of China, Hebei, Henan, Liaoning and Shandong provinces boast of a relatively large egg outflow. And Guangdong shows the largest gap between supply and demand with an inflow of 1.6 million tons each year, followed by Shanghai, Zhejiang and Beijing. Most of the other provinces enjoy a balance between supply and demand.
According to the way of consumption, egg consumption could be divided into industrial consumption (cleaning egg and food industry), household consumption (edible egg) and away-from-home consumption (egg for restaurant consumption). On the whole, egg is mainly consumed by households. Traditional egg products such as spiced egg, salted egg and preserved egg account for a large part of Chinese egg products while products with high added-value like liquid egg and egg powder are still in a small amount, which indicates such problems of egg products as simple yet similar form and lack of innovation. In the long run, egg products enjoy a large market in such fields as catering, biology and medical application. In 2014, the sales of egg product industry surpassed CNY 27 billion, increasing 22.9% year on year.
28.8 million tons of egg was estimated to be consumed in China in 2014, increasing 1.0% year on year. As egg price goes up in the world, China’s egg export rose fast to 94582.7 tons in 2014, increasing 1.4% year on year, which brought in a trade surplus of USD 189 million with a year-on-year growth of 7.8%.
Although Chinese egg has been exported to many countries and regions in Asia, Africa, Europe, North America and Oceania, its export, affected by geology, quality and processing level, mainly concentrates in neighboring countries and regions.
Benefiting from the intensification and scaling up of poultry industry, China will continue to be the leader in egg production in the next few years. However, the growth of egg production will slow down due to the adjustment and optimization of scale structure of hen raising brought about by individual farmers who are constrained by environmental protection and market development before exiting from the market.
With increasing population and income level, egg consumption in China keeps growing. Therefore, for poultry raisers, feed makers and animal healthcare companies, there are many opportunities in China.
Readers can get at least the following information through this report:
- status of poultry raising and egg supply in China
- domestic demand for and export of egg in China
- poultry diseases
- expectation to poultry raising industry and egg market in China
- poultry raisers
- enterprises engaged in egg trade and processing
- poultry feed makers
- animal healthcare companies
- investors/research institutions interested in poultry raising/egg market
1 GENERAL STATUS OF POULTRY RAISING IN CHINA, 2010-2014
1.1 Raising Scale and Enterprises of Poultry
1.2 Egg Production and Structure
2 EGG SUPPLY IN CHINA, 2010-2014
2.1 Cork
2.2 Hen Stocks and Egg Production
2.3 Scale of Hen Raising
2.4 Hen Disease
3 BENEFIT OF HEN RAISING IN CHINA IN 2014
3.1 Cost of Hen Raising
3.2 Egg Price
3.3 Profit of Hen Raising
4 STATUS OF EGG PROCESSING INDUSTRY IN CHINA, 2010-2014
4.1 Enterprise Size
4.1.1 Enterprise Number
4.1.2 Employee Number
4.1.3 Total Assets
4.2 Operation Status
4.2.1 Product Sales Revenue
4.2.2 Profit
5 EGG CONSUMPTION IN CHINA, 2010-2014
5.1 Egg Consumption
5.2 Urban and Rural Structure of Egg Consumption
5.3 Consumption Structure of Egg
5.4 Egg Price
6 EGG IMPORT AND EXPORT IN CHINA, 2010-2014
6.1 Import
6.2 Export
6.2.1 Export Value and Volume
6.2.2 Major Export Destinations
7 MAJOR POULTRY RAISERS IN CHINA, 2010-2015
7.1 CP Group
7.2 Tie Qi Li Shi Group
7.3 Hanwei Group
7.4 Beijing DQY
7.5 Hubei Shendan
8 EXPECTATION TO POULTRY MARKET IN CHINA, 2015-2019
8.1 Policy for Poultry Raising
8.2 Poultry Stocks
8.3 Egg Production
8.4 Egg Consumption
8.5 Egg Trade
8.6 Egg Price
8.7 Benefit Forecast of Hen Raising
TABLE OF SELECTED CHARTS
Chart Egg Production in China, 2001-2014
Chart Egg Production by Regions in China in 2014
Chart Major Pullet Importer’s Import in China in 2014
Chart Price Tendency of Pullet in China, 2010-2014
Chart Scale Structure of Hen Raising in China, 2001-2014
Chart Scale Structure of Hen Raising in China in 2014
Chart Extent of Standardization and Scaling up of Hen Raising in China, 2001-2014
Chart Trend of Cost and Retail Price of Egg in China in 2014
Chart Profit of Hen Raising in China, 2010-2014
Chart Profit Rate of Egg Product Enterprises in China, 2006-2014
Chart Egg Consumption in China, 2001-2014
Chart Urban and Rural Structure of Egg Consumption in China
Chart Monthly Wholesale and Retail Price of Egg in China, 2010-2014
Chart Egg Export in China, 2001-2014
Chart Structure of Export Destinations of Chinese Egg in 2014
Chart Major Egg Exporters in China in 2014
Chart Forecast of Egg Production in China, 2015-2019
COMPANIES MENTIONED
CP Group; Tie Qi Li Shi Group; Hanwei Group; Beijing DQY; Hubei Shendan
1.1 Raising Scale and Enterprises of Poultry
1.2 Egg Production and Structure
2 EGG SUPPLY IN CHINA, 2010-2014
2.1 Cork
2.2 Hen Stocks and Egg Production
2.3 Scale of Hen Raising
2.4 Hen Disease
3 BENEFIT OF HEN RAISING IN CHINA IN 2014
3.1 Cost of Hen Raising
3.2 Egg Price
3.3 Profit of Hen Raising
4 STATUS OF EGG PROCESSING INDUSTRY IN CHINA, 2010-2014
4.1 Enterprise Size
4.1.1 Enterprise Number
4.1.2 Employee Number
4.1.3 Total Assets
4.2 Operation Status
4.2.1 Product Sales Revenue
4.2.2 Profit
5 EGG CONSUMPTION IN CHINA, 2010-2014
5.1 Egg Consumption
5.2 Urban and Rural Structure of Egg Consumption
5.3 Consumption Structure of Egg
5.4 Egg Price
6 EGG IMPORT AND EXPORT IN CHINA, 2010-2014
6.1 Import
6.2 Export
6.2.1 Export Value and Volume
6.2.2 Major Export Destinations
7 MAJOR POULTRY RAISERS IN CHINA, 2010-2015
7.1 CP Group
7.2 Tie Qi Li Shi Group
7.3 Hanwei Group
7.4 Beijing DQY
7.5 Hubei Shendan
8 EXPECTATION TO POULTRY MARKET IN CHINA, 2015-2019
8.1 Policy for Poultry Raising
8.2 Poultry Stocks
8.3 Egg Production
8.4 Egg Consumption
8.5 Egg Trade
8.6 Egg Price
8.7 Benefit Forecast of Hen Raising
TABLE OF SELECTED CHARTS
Chart Egg Production in China, 2001-2014
Chart Egg Production by Regions in China in 2014
Chart Major Pullet Importer’s Import in China in 2014
Chart Price Tendency of Pullet in China, 2010-2014
Chart Scale Structure of Hen Raising in China, 2001-2014
Chart Scale Structure of Hen Raising in China in 2014
Chart Extent of Standardization and Scaling up of Hen Raising in China, 2001-2014
Chart Trend of Cost and Retail Price of Egg in China in 2014
Chart Profit of Hen Raising in China, 2010-2014
Chart Profit Rate of Egg Product Enterprises in China, 2006-2014
Chart Egg Consumption in China, 2001-2014
Chart Urban and Rural Structure of Egg Consumption in China
Chart Monthly Wholesale and Retail Price of Egg in China, 2010-2014
Chart Egg Export in China, 2001-2014
Chart Structure of Export Destinations of Chinese Egg in 2014
Chart Major Egg Exporters in China in 2014
Chart Forecast of Egg Production in China, 2015-2019
COMPANIES MENTIONED
CP Group; Tie Qi Li Shi Group; Hanwei Group; Beijing DQY; Hubei Shendan
