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The Chinese CPI rose 4.4 percent on year in October, reaching the top in latest 25 months, 74 percent of which is caused by food price rise. Particularly, prices for vegetables increased by 31%. However, as certain countermeasures taken by the government, prices for agricultural products are falling slightly. The countermeasures include carrying out |
toll-free policies on selected farm products.Also, The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) held a meeting with four major edible oil producers recently and asked them not to raise the prices for small-package edible oil before March 2011. These actions receive a lot of public attention.
Mr Huang Dejun, general manager of BOABC points out that the easy monetary policy and rising cost are challenges to stabilize the food prices in long run. In fact, China is considering changing to a “sound” monetary policy from a “moderately loose” in 2011 ...
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At the end of Nov., The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) held a meeting with four major edible oil producers and asked them not to raise the prices for small-package edible oil before March 2011. The four producers at the meeting were China Oil and Food Corp, Yihai Kerry, China National Textiles Import and Export Corp and Jiusan Group.
The action of price control is good news to consumers but means a serious challenge to middle and small sized producers. Serious price-control actions as such usually neglect certain factors causing unbalanced relationship between demand and supply. Although they could release the burden on consumers, the manufacturing industry will have...
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The grain consumption in China accounts for about 20 percent in the world, but China only has 9 percent of the global farmland and is facing increasing population, reducing farmland and upgrading consumption. Food security is absolutely the paramount issue in China.
According to World Bank, wheat price in the international market rose by 181% in past three years and food price increased by 83% overall. Global grain inventory has dropped to the bottom in the latest 30 years. Global food supply is influencing on Chinese food security. With industrialization, urbanization, population increasing and life style improving, the demand for food is increasing. Meanwhile, reducing farmland, the shortage of water resources and climate changes etc ...
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The current hog price is RMB13.8/kg, down 2.2% from last week, a result of the government’s macro-regulation. To prevent farm product price hike, the government has released reserved pork in many regions. Moreover, the government has decided to free fresh farm product shipment from road fees. Seeing no hope of a pork price hike ...
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Due to state macro-regulation and due to the recent decline of feed ingredient price, the producer’s egg price has dropped 1.2% this week from last week, sliding to a level of RMB8.1/kg, though still 35.9% higher than the same period of last...
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Soybean crushers quoted a price of RMB9,600/MT in Harbin and RMB9,750/MT in Jiangsu for Grade One soyoil on Dec. 6, the former flat but the latter up RMB150/MT against the week before. Grade Four soyoil price was flat at RMB9,400/MT in Dalian and RMB9,600/MT in Guangdong ...
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Cotton and yarn price kept going north in Nov. because of rampant inflation and acute cotton shortage. Cotton price averaged RMB28,442/MT in Nov., up 14.93% over the month before and up 98.76% on the year-on-year basis. Cotton price and the year-on-year price growth ...
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The State Council has recently decided to raise the export tax rate for urea, DAP and MAP from the 7% to 110% (including 35% temporary tax and 75% special tax) in Dec. But the export plan submitted to the customs before Dec. 1 can be executed at the past ...
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Per capita urban food consumption value was RMB1,146 in the third quarter of this year, up 3.26% over the previous quarter and up 7.65% on the year-on-year basis. Food consumption value accounted for 34.01% of per capita total expenses, slightly lower than the previous quarter ...
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key words :Cap food prices, Food security, Edible oil
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Whey is byproduct of cheese or casein. The gross solids of whey accounts for half of the gross dry matters of raw milk and the main components are lactose, whey protein and minerals. Whey protein makes up 20% of the total milk protein and both Vitamins and minerals exist in cow milk. Whey has high nutritious value. After further processing, both the nutritious value and health-care functions of whey powder, lactose, concentrated whey protein, isolated whey protein and milk protein peptide are greatly improved. As primary milk-based raw material, whey products are extensively used in piglet feed, dairy products, bakery food, health-care food, soft drinks and pharmaceuticals. There is no scaled commercial cheese production in China and whey products should be imported ...
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China Mengniu Dairy Co, the country's largest dairy firm by market value, announced Monday it would invest nearly 500 million yuan ($75.31 million) to purchase a 51 percent stake in Junlebao Dairy Co, the country's fourth-largest yogurt maker.
Mengniu Dairy President Yang Wenjun said the company expects its annual revenue to reach 50 billion yuan ($7.53 billion) and Junlebao's to hit 4 billion yuan ($602.43 million) in the next five years.
Analysts said the deal would help sharpen Mengniu Dairy's competitiveness against rival Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Co.
"Compared with Yili Industrial Group, Mengniu seems overly dependent on room temperature milk (such as its pure milk ...
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