Glycine Survey in China

Report edition: 2010 edition(3)
Finished time: Nov. 2010
Document type: PDF
Total pages : 86
Language version: English
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Description:

Glycine, including tech-grade, feed-grade, food-grade, pharmaceutical-grade, is widely used as raw materials for CMC, agrochemicals and surfactant. China is not only a major production base of glycine, but also a large consumer.

Glycine has experienced strong growth momentum over the past few years especially after 2007, seeing a surge in demand at home, which pushes up capacity expansion and output increase. China’s glycine capacity is expected to reach 488,500t/a in 2010, and its output was over 160,000 tonnes in 2009.

Besides production situation, this report also provides answers to the key issues in Chinese glycine industry as follows.

(1) Chongqing Sanxia Yingli Chemical Company is the first and the only company adopting natural gas as starting raw material to produce glycine in China, and it has suffered a lot in its glycine business notably from unstable production, immature technology etc. What’s its current situation and how it will get out of the predicament to seek further development?

(2) Glycine industry has encountered poor profit and low price in 2009, due to the sluggish glyphosate. What is the development trend in 2010 and even to 2014? How about the industry integration of glycine and its upstream products?

(3) At present, in what field glycine is applied in China? Will other potential end-use segments be developed?

You can also figure out the breakdown of drivers and barriers for Chinese glycine industry, as well as the forecast on glycine development in China in 2014~2014.

Main contents:

No.	Content	Page
Chapter One	Introduction	1
	Research objectives	1
	Reasons for doing this research	1
	Scope of report	2
	Methodology	2
	Information sources	3
Chapter Two	Executive summary	4
Chapter Three	Overview of glycine in China	5
III-1	Introduction	5
III-2	Classification of glycine	6
III-3	Driving forces for the industry	7
III-4	Technology progress of glycine	8
III-4.1	Brief introduction of chloroactic acid ammonolysis process	8
III-4.2	Brief introduction of Strecker process	9
III-4.3	Brief introduction of hydantion process	10
III-4.4	Brief introduction of Sanxia Yingli’s natural gas-HCN process	11
III-4.5	Development trend of glycine technology	12
III-5	Regulatory issues	12
III-6	Industry players	15
Chapter Four	Market summary and assumption	25
IV-1	Historical evolution of glycine markets	25
IV-1.1	Price	25
IV-1.2	Export	27
IV-1.3	Markets by grade	40
IV-2	Predicted market value	41
IV-2.1	Markets by grade	41
IV-2.2	Price summary	42
IV-3	Market challenges	44
Chapter Five	Industry structure and competitive analysis	45
V-1	Market segmentation	45
V-2	Brief introduction to major end-use segments	46
V-2.1	Glyphosate	46
V-2.2	Food	49
V-2.3	Feed	50
V-2.4	Pharmaceutical	50
V-3	Industry concentration of glycine materials	51
V-3.1	Urotropine	51
V-3.2	Chloroacetic acid	52
V-4	Industry concentration of glycine companies	54
V-5	Market trends	56
Appendix	Key glycine suppliers	57
VI-1	Hebei Donghua Chemical Group	57
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VI-20	Jiyuan Fangsheng Chemistry Co., Ltd.	86

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List of tables:

Table No.	Table Title
Table	III-1.1 Supply and demand of glycine in China, 2005-2009
Table	III-1.2 Supply and demand of glycine except tech-grade in China, 2005-2009 (tonne)
Table	III-1.3 Predicted supply and demand of glycine in China, 2010-2014
Table	III-1.4 Predicted supply and demand of glycine except tech-grade in China, 2010-2014 (tonne)
Table	III-2.1 Comparison on properties of Chinese glycine and overseas glycine
Table	III-3.1 Major factors influencing glycine industry
Table	III-4.1.1 Raw material consumption of chloroactic acid ammonolysis process in China, Oct. 2010
Table	III-4.4.1 Raw material consumption of natural gas route in China, Oct. 2010
Table	III-5.1 Industry standard of tech-grade glycine and food-grade glycine in China
Table	III-5.2 Overseas regulations involving Chinese glycine
Table	III-5.3 Application scope and amount of glycine in the fields of food additives in China
Table	III-6.1 Production situation for various grades glycine by producer, 2009 (√: produce, X: not produce)
Table	III-6.2 Capacity change of glycine in China by producer, 2005-2009 (t/a)
Table	III-6.3 Predicted capacity of glycine in China by producer, 2010-2014 (t/a)
Table	III-6.4 Capacity utilization of glycine in China by producer, 2005-2009
Table	III-6.5 Output of glycine in China by producer, 2005-2009 (tonne)
Table	III-6.6 Inventory of glycine in China by producer, 2005-2009 (tonne)
Table	III-6.7 Predicted inventory of glycine in China by producer, 2010-2014 (tonne)
Table	IV-1.1.1 Price change of tech-grade glycine, 2006-Sep.2010
Table	IV-1.2.1 Export destinations of China’s glycine, 2007
Table	IV-1.2.2 Export destinations of China’s glycine, 2008
Table	IV-1.2.3 Export destinations of China’s glycine, 2009
Table	IV-1.2.4 Export destinations of China’s glycine, 2010 (as of Jul. 2010)
Table	IV-1.2.5 Glycine exports of Chinese major producers, 2007
Table	IV-1.2.6 Glycine exports of Chinese major producers, 2008
Table	IV-1.2.7 Glycine exports of Chinese major producers, 2009
Table	IV-1.2.8 Glycine exports of Chinese major producers, 2010 (as of Jul. 2010)
Table	IV-3.1 Strengths and weaknesses of Chinese glycine industry
Table	V-2.1.1 Consumption of glycine in glyphosate, 2001-2009
Table	V-2.1.2 Major glyphosate producers adopting AEA pathway in China, as of Oct. 2010
Table	V-2.1.3 Main glycine producers and glycine consumers in China, 2009
Table	V-2.2.1 Main end-use segments of food-grade glycine in China
Table	V-2.4.1 Main end-use segments of pharmaceutical-grade glycine in China
Table	V-3.1.1 Main urotropine producers in China, 2010
Table	V-3.1.2 Industrial concentration of urotropine in China
Table	V-3.2.1 Main chloroacetic acid producers in China, 2010
Table	V-3.2.2 Industrial concentration of chloroacetic acid in China
Table	V-4.1 Industrial concentration of glycine in China, 2005-2009

List of figures:

Figure No.	Figure Title
Figure	III-4.1.1 Flowchart of chloroactic acid ammonolysis process
Figure	III-4.2.1 Flowchart of Strecker process
Figure	III-4.3.1 Flowchart of the hydantion process
Figure	III-4.4.1 Flowchart of Sanxia Yingli’s natural gas route
Figure	III-6.1 Production status of Chinese glycine producers at three time point
Figure	IV-1.1.1 Price of tech-grade glycine in China, 2006-Sep.2010
Figure	IV-1.2.1 Export price of food-grade glycine in China, 2007-Jul. 2010
Figure	IV-1.2.2 Export price of feed-grade glycine in China, 2007-Jul. 2010
Figure	IV-1.2.3 Export price of pharmaceutical-grade glycine in China, 2007-Jul. 2010
Figure	IV-1.2.5 China’s export volume of glycine, 2007
Figure	IV-1.2.6 China’s export volume of glycine, 2008
Figure	IV-1.2.7 China’s export volume of glycine, 2009
Figure	IV-1.2.8 China’s export volume of glycine, 2010 (as of Jul. 2010)
Figure	IV-1.3.1 Market demand for Chinese glycine by grade and volume, 2005-2009
Figure	IV-1.3.2 Market demand for Chinese glycine by grade and value, 2005-2009
Figure	IV-2.1.1 Predicted market demand for Chinese glycine by grade and volume, 2010-2014
Figure	IV-2.1.2 Predicted market demand for Chinese glycine by grade and value, 2010-2014
Figure	IV-2.1.3 Predicted output of Chinese glyphosate by route, 2010-2014
Figure	IV-2.2.1 Forecast on price of Chinese tech-grade glycine, Oct. 2010-Sep. 2011
Figure	V-1.1 Consumption of glycine in China, 2009
Figure	V-1.2 Consumption pattern of glycine in China, 2009
Figure	V-2.1.1 Capacity and output of glyphosate in China, 2001-2009
Figure	V-2.1.2 Output structure of glyphosate by different pathway in China, 2001-2009
Figure	V-4.1 Distribution of Chinese glycine producers by capacity of tech-grade glycine, 2010
Figure	V-4.2 Distribution of Chinese glycine producers by company number, 2010

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