Production and Market of High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) in China
As the best substitute for sucrose, HFCS has seen a fast growth in China since 2009 due to the continuous price hike of sucrose and increasing demand. The number of new producers is increasing, and many producers have enlarged their capacity to chase the product's remarkable profit in the past five years. With the new projects of HFCS spinging up, competition in China's HFCS market is becoming increasingly intense. Who are the leading producers? What has happened in the domestic HFCS market? How is the current competition situation of glucose in China? What is the future relationship between supply and demand in the glucose market? In this report, you can find out the answer to the above questions.
Since HFCS is a deep processing product of corn, many producers and downstream consumers are worried about the government's policies that restrict corn deep processing industry, fearing this will push up their production cost. In this report we have introduced related policies, and analyze their influence on the HFCS industry. Besides, we have introduced the development of HFCS's raw material in the past few years.
Additionally, the latest consumption trend of HFCS in China is another focus in this report, and we also provide forecast on it in the coming few years.
The following aspects are presented in this report:
Since HFCS is a deep processing product of corn, many producers and downstream consumers are worried about the government's policies that restrict corn deep processing industry, fearing this will push up their production cost. In this report we have introduced related policies, and analyze their influence on the HFCS industry. Besides, we have introduced the development of HFCS's raw material in the past few years.
Additionally, the latest consumption trend of HFCS in China is another focus in this report, and we also provide forecast on it in the coming few years.
The following aspects are presented in this report:
- Introduction to key raw material of HFCS (corn starch)
- Major regulations influencing corn deep processing industry (2011-2012)
- Production situation of HFCS (2008-2012)
- Price change of HFCS (2008-2012)
- Consumption pattern of HFCS (2008-2012)
- Forecast on production and consumption of HFCS (2013-2017)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
INTRODUCTION AND METHODOLOGY
1 INTRODUCTION TO KEY RAW MATERIAL OF HFCS
2 PRODUCTION OF HFCS IN CHINA
2.1 Summary of HFCS production
2.2 Major HFCS producers
3 PRICE OF HFCS IN CHINA
4 CONSUMPTION OF HFCS IN CHINA
5 FORECAST ON HFCS
INTRODUCTION AND METHODOLOGY
1 INTRODUCTION TO KEY RAW MATERIAL OF HFCS
2 PRODUCTION OF HFCS IN CHINA
2.1 Summary of HFCS production
2.2 Major HFCS producers
3 PRICE OF HFCS IN CHINA
4 CONSUMPTION OF HFCS IN CHINA
5 FORECAST ON HFCS
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1-1 Major policies on corn deep processing industry in China, 2011–2012
Table 2.1-1 Geographic distribution of active HFCS production in China, 2012
Table 2.2-1 Basic information on main HFCS producers in China, Feb. 2013
Table 2.2-2 Capacity and output of main HFCS producers in China, 2008–2012
Table 4-1 Domestic apparent consumption of HFCS in China, 2008–2012
Table 4-2 Market value (ex-work level) of HFCS in China, 2008–2012
Table 1-1 Major policies on corn deep processing industry in China, 2011–2012
Table 2.1-1 Geographic distribution of active HFCS production in China, 2012
Table 2.2-1 Basic information on main HFCS producers in China, Feb. 2013
Table 2.2-2 Capacity and output of main HFCS producers in China, 2008–2012
Table 4-1 Domestic apparent consumption of HFCS in China, 2008–2012
Table 4-2 Market value (ex-work level) of HFCS in China, 2008–2012
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1-1 Production situation of corn starch in China, 2008–2012
Figure 1-2 Ex-factory price of corn starch in north China, Jun. 2008–Feb. 2013
Figure 2.1-1 Capacity and output of HFCS in China, 2008–2012
Figure 3-1 Ex-factory price of two major HFCS varieties in China, Jun. 2008–Feb. 2013
Figure 3-2 Market price of sucrose in China, Jan. 2008–Feb. 2013
Figure 4-1 Consumption pattern of HFCS in China by volume, 2012
Figure 5-1 Forecast on capacity and output of HFCS in China, 2013–2017
Figure 5-2 Forecast on the HFCS consumption in China, 2013–2017
Figure 5-3 Forecast on the consumption pattern of HFCS in China by volume, 2017
COMPANIES MENTIONED
Luzhou Bio-chem Technology Co., Ltd.
Xiwang Sugar Holdings Company Limited
Suzhou Gaofeng Sugar Co.,Ltd.
Global Sweeteners Holdings Limited
COFCO Bio-Chemical Energy (Gongzhuling) Co., Ltd.
COFCO Rongshi Bio-technology Co., Ltd.
Cargill Food (Luohe) Co., Ltd.
Figure 1-1 Production situation of corn starch in China, 2008–2012
Figure 1-2 Ex-factory price of corn starch in north China, Jun. 2008–Feb. 2013
Figure 2.1-1 Capacity and output of HFCS in China, 2008–2012
Figure 3-1 Ex-factory price of two major HFCS varieties in China, Jun. 2008–Feb. 2013
Figure 3-2 Market price of sucrose in China, Jan. 2008–Feb. 2013
Figure 4-1 Consumption pattern of HFCS in China by volume, 2012
Figure 5-1 Forecast on capacity and output of HFCS in China, 2013–2017
Figure 5-2 Forecast on the HFCS consumption in China, 2013–2017
Figure 5-3 Forecast on the consumption pattern of HFCS in China by volume, 2017
COMPANIES MENTIONED
Luzhou Bio-chem Technology Co., Ltd.
Xiwang Sugar Holdings Company Limited
Suzhou Gaofeng Sugar Co.,Ltd.
Global Sweeteners Holdings Limited
COFCO Bio-Chemical Energy (Gongzhuling) Co., Ltd.
COFCO Rongshi Bio-technology Co., Ltd.
Cargill Food (Luohe) Co., Ltd.
