China’s Vegetable Protein Feed Industry Atlas

【Report Name】：China’s Vegetable Protein Feed Industry Atlas
【Published】：Mar/2012
【Report Code】：SN
【Form】： PDF or Hard copy 
【Delivery】： E-mail or EMS
【Report Price】：PDF Copy: 880USD

Background
Chinese agriculture has kept an increasingly closed connection with global market in recent years. In China, not only the import volume of soybean rapidly exceeds 50 million MT, and cotton, sugar, dairy, etc, are experiencing the growing degrees of dependence on international markets, but also Chinese corn output is less likely to satisfy the increasing demand of corn. Meanwhile, Chinese animal husbandry is changing toward scaled and industrialization development, which attracts capital inflow from varying fields. Now, the supply and demand of Chinese agricultural products, as well as industrial development status, increasingly becomes focus for producers, investors and traders at home and abroad.

In order to help domestic and foreign institutions and people concerned to agriculture and related fields entirely and visually understand the development features and changes of Chinese agricultural industry, our company published “Chinese Agricultural Products Industry Atlas (2010)” in 2010. It has been widely acclaimed by domestic and foreign customers.

On the basis of asking for suggestions and requirements from our customers, our company will publish “Chinese Agricultural Products Industry Atlas (2012)” in April 2012.

Compared to “2010 Atlas”, “2012 Atlas” will represent the following changes:
(1) The main agricultural products included in “2012 Atlas” cover 17 varieties(categories) such as corn, wheat, rice, soybean, rapeseed, sugar, live hog, broiler, layer, dairy cattle, dairy product, vegetable protein meal, industrial feed, nitrogen fertilizer, phosphate fertilizer, potash and compound fertilizer.

(2) Each product is included in one volume, covering the more comprehensive contents about main industrial chains such as producing, processing, trade and consumption.
(3) The information about key enterprises and key enterprise groups of each agricultural product industry is further specified. The group’s branches, main business, producing capacity, etc, all will be shown in the maps.
(4) based on accurate and detailed data, intuitive presentation and brief analyst, “2012 Atlas” will represent the main changing features about related industry in the last two years.

Based on a large number of detailed and accurate data, map data of 1: 1,000,000 as platform, and the use of Geographical Information System (GIS), “2012 Atlas” is made in both Chinese and English versions.

The data is done until the end of 2011.

“2012 Atlas” will be published on April 30, 2012.

Wish the professionals concerned to Chinese agriculture and agricultural products will continue to pay close attention to the “Atlas” and also hope it will bring a bigger help for your job.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 China’s Vegetable Protein Feed Production
Fig.1, Variation in Output and Structure of China’s Vegetable Protein Feed, 2000-2011
Map 1, Vegetable Protein Feed Output by Province, 2011
1.1 China’s Soybean Meal Production
Map 2, China’s Soybean Meal Output by Province, 2011
Map 3, China’s Major Soybean Crushing Enterprises
1.2 China’s Rapeseed Meal Production
Map 4, China’s Rapeseed Meal Output by Province, 2011
Map 5, China’s Major Rapeseed Crushing Enterprises
1.3 China’s Cottonseed Meal Production
Map 6, China’s Cottonseed Meal Output by Province, 2011
Map 7, China’s Major Cottonseed Crushing Enterprises
1.4 China’s Peanut Meal Production
Map 8, China’s Peanut Meal Output by Province, 2011
Map 9, China’s Major Peanut Crushing Enterprises
1.5 China’s DDGS Production
Map 10, China’s DDGS Output by Province, 2011
Map 11, China’s DDGS Production Enterprises

2 China’s Vegetable Protein Feed Trade
2.1 China’s Vegetable Protein Feed Import
Fig.2, China’s Vegetable Protein Feed Import Volume and Variety Structure in 2011, 2011
Fig.3, Import Structure of China’s Vegetable Protein by Original Country, 2011
2.1.1 China’s Rapeseed Meal Import
Fig.4, Variation in Import Volume and Import Price of China’s Rapeseed Meal, 2000-2011
Map 12, China’s Rapeseed Meal Import by Province, 2011
Map 13, China’s Rapeseed Meal Import by Original Country, 2011
2.1.2 China’s DDGS Import
Fig.5, Variation in Import Volume and Import Price of China’s DDGS, 2000-2011
Map 14, China’s DDGS Import by Province, 2011
Map 15, China’s DDGS Import by Original Country, 2011
2.2 China’s Vegetable Protein Feed Export
Fig.6, China’s Vegetable Protein Feed Export Volume and Variety Structure in 2011, 2011
Fig.7, Export Structure of China’s Vegetable Protein by Country of Destination, 2011
2.2.1 China’s Soybean Meal Export
Fig.8, Variation in Export Volume and Export Price of China’s Soybean Meal, 2000-2011
Map 16, China’s Soybean Meal Export by Province, 2011
Map 17, China’s Soybean Meal Export by Country of Destination, 2011
2.2.2 China’s Cottonseed Meal Import
Fig.9, Variation in Export Volume and Export Price of China’s Cottonseed Meal, 2000-2011
Map 18, China’s Soybean Meal Export by Province, 2011
Map 19, China’s Soybean Meal Export by Country of Destination, 2011

3 China’s Vegetable Protein Meal Demand
Fig.10, Variation in China’s Vegetable Protein Feed Demand, 2000-2011
Fig.11, Demand Structure of China’s Vegetable Protein Feed by Variety, 2011
Fig.12, Demand Structure of China’s Vegetable Protein Feed by Livestock, 2011
Map 20, Vegetable Protein Feed Demand by Province, 2011
3.1 China’s Soybean Meal Demand
Fig.13, China’s Soybean Meal Demand Structure by Livestock, 2011
Map 21, Soybean Meal Demand by Province, 2011
3.2 China’s Rapeseed Meal Demand
Fig.14, China’s Rapeseed Meal Demand Structure by Livestock, 2011
Map 22, Rapeseed Meal Demand by Province, 2011
3.3 China’s Cottonseed Meal Demand
Fig.15, China’s Cottonseed Meal Demand Structure by Livestock, 2011
Map 23, Cottonseed Meal Demand by Province, 2011
3.4 China’s Peanut Meal Demand
Fig.16, China’s Peanut Meal Demand Structure by Livestock, 2011
Map 24, Peanut Meal Demand by Province, 2011
3.5 China’s DDGS Demand
Fig.17, China’s DDGS Demand Structure by Livestock, 2011
Map 25, DDGS Demand by Province, 2011
3.6 Vegetable Protein Feed Demand Structure by Livestock
Fig.18, Vegetable Protein Feed Demand Structure in Hog Production, 2011
Fig.19, Vegetable Protein Feed Demand Structure in Meat Poultry Production, 2011
Fig.20, Vegetable Protein Feed Demand Structure in Egg Poultry Production, 2011
Fig.21, Vegetable Protein Feed Demand Structure in Aquaculture, 2011
Fig.22, Vegetable Protein Feed Demand Structure in Ruminant Production, 2011

4 China’s Vegetable Protein Feed Regional Flow
Map 26, Supply-Demand Difference of China’s Vegetable Protein Feed by Province, 2011
Map 27, Supply-Demand Difference of China’s Soybean Meal by Province, 2011
Map 28, Supply-Demand Difference of China’s Rapeseed Meal by Province, 2011
Map 29, Supply-Demand Difference of China’s Cottonseed Meal by Province, 2011
Map 30, Supply-Demand Difference of China’s Peanut Meal by Province, 2011
Map 31, Supply-Demand Difference of China’s DDGS by Province, 2011