2020/1/23 – CRI Report

Investigation Report on Chinese Pregabalin Market, 2020-2024

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Chinese Pregabalin Market Report Overview

Pregabalin is a new-generation drug for neuralgia treatment. In Jul. 2004, it was approved by the European Union to treat some epileptic seizures in adults. In Dec. 2004, it was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat diabetic peripheral neuralgia and postherpetic neuralgia. In 2006, generalized anxiety disorder and social anxiety disorder became new indications of Pregabalin.

In 2007, Pregabalin was approved by the FDA as the first drug to treat fibromyalgia syndrome. In 2012, Pregabalin was approved by the FDA to treat spinal cord injury (SCI)-related pains. In 2010, Lyrica was approved to enter China.

According to CRI, the sales value of Lyrica increased by more than 450 times from about CNY 200,000 in 2010 to over 90.74 million in 2018. Due to Lyrica’s success, many domestic manufacturers applied for Pregabalin production.

Chongqing Succeway Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.’s Pregabalin (trade name: Lairuike) was put in the market after obtaining the production license in 2013 and is gradually taking market share from Pfizer. By sales value, in 2018, Pfizer’s Lyrica had a market share of approximately 77.13%, and the rest market share was captured by the products of Chongqing Succeway Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

It is estimated that Pfizer’s Lyrica will continue to dominate the Chinese market from 2020 to 2024 but its market share will decline because of the price competition of China-made Pregabalin.

According to CRI, there is a continuous rise in the number of people suffering from indications for Pregabalin. For example, the number of epileptics in China has exceeded 10 million and increases by 500 thousand every year. Therefore, Pregabalin has a bright prospect in China.

Topics Covered:
Development environment of Chinese Pregabalin market
Governmental approval of Pregabalin in China
Prices of Pregabalin in China
Major Pregabalin manufacturers in China
Factors influencing the development of Chinese Pregabalin market
Prospects of Chinese Pregabalin market

Investigation Report on China’s Pregabalin Market 2021-2025

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Research Report of Import of Pork in China 2020-2024

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According to CRI, with the development of China’s economy and the improvement of living standards, the pork consumption in China is rising. China is the largest pork producer in the world. But pig breeding is costly in China because it is vulnerable to swine fever and the fluctuations in feed prices, which makes it difficult for the pork output to grow steadily. Meanwhile, the residents in some parts of the country like eating pig offal. Therefore, the overall import volume of pork and pig offal show an upward trend.

According to CRI, the Chinese government has strict inspection and quarantine policies on the import of pork products. By Dec 2019, only 17 countries or regions including the U.S., Canada, Brazil, Chile and Mexico were allowed to export pork products to China. The Chinese government has set no import quota for the pork products from these countries, which means that import companies only need to pay the tariffs and value-added taxes. Thanks to the Sino-Chilean free trade agreement, China gives special privilege to the import of Chilean pork. When importing Chilean pork products such as bone-in pork and deboned pork, a Chinese enterprise only needs to pay 11% value-added tax on the import value. On the pork imports from the other countries, China levies tariffs and value-added taxes according to product type. Relatively speaking, the taxes on bone-in pork and deboned pork are lighter while the taxes on deboned pickled pork are heavier.

In 2018, the import volume of pork in China was about 1,192,830 tons, lower than that in 2017. From 2013 to 2018, the annual import value of pork in China all exceeded USD 1 billion. In 2018, it was USD 2.07 billion, lower than that in 2017. The decline was mainly caused by the shrinking import volume. As the major sources of China’s pork imports, in 2018, Spain, Germany, the U.S., Brazil, Canada, Denmark and the Netherlands exported 1000,97 tons of pork in total to China, contributing about 84% to China’s pork imports.
According to CRI, as the residents in some parts of China like eating pig offal, China also imports a large quantity of pig offal every year. In 2018, the import volume of pig offal in China was about 946,260 tons. As the major sources of China’s pig offal imports, in 2018, the U.S., Denmark, Germany, Spain, Canada and the Netherlands exported 785,650 tons of pig offal in total to China, contributing more than 80% to China’s pig offal imports.
In 2018, as the fifth largest source of China’s pork imports, the U.S. exported about 85,650 tons of pork to China, accounting for 7% of China’s pork imports; as the largest source of China’s pig offal imports, the U.S. exported about 177,040 tons of pig offal to China, accounting for about one-fifth of China’s pig offal imports. In 2018, with the escalation of the Sino-U.S. trade war, U.S. exports of pork and pig offal to China dropped significantly from 2017.

According to CRI’s analysis, China’s annual pork consumption is around 55 million tons, and is growing slowly in recent years. In 2018, the pork imports were less than 3% of the pork consumption. Rising pig breeding costs and stricter environmental policies have forced many small and medium-sized pig farms to close down, and swine fever occurs frequently. These factors discourage the growth of pork output in China. It is expected that from 2020 to 2024, the import volume of pork and pig offal in China will continue to rise, and China’s pork market will receive attention from the pig farmers and pork traders all over the world.

Topics Covered
– Chinese government’s policies on pork import
– Import volume of pork in China from 2013 to 2018
– Major sources of China’s pork imports
– Prices of homemade and imported pork in China
– Pork smuggling to China
– Major factors influencing pork import in China from 2020 to 2024
– Prospect of pork import in China from 2020 to 2024
– Impact of Sino-U.S. trade war on pork import in China

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Research Report on China’s Ship Accessory Equipment Industry 2020-2024

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According to CRI, the ship equipment industry is a major part of the comprehensive strength of the shipping industry. The ship equipment manufacturing industry mainly concentrates in coastal areas including Jiangsu, Shanghai, Liaoning, Zhejiang, Shandong and Fujian. Problems of the backward ship equipment industry become increasingly serious and prevailing with the rapid development of the shipping industry in China.

The shipbuilding industry is later in starting and inferior in development than that of developed shipbuilding countries like Japan and South Korea. The total volume of the shipbuilding ranks the highest in the world for ten consecutive years while the technology and the ship equipment loading rate are low. The local matching rate of developed countries reaches over 70% while that of China is less than 50%.

At present, the bottleneck of the ship equipment industry is the largest barrier of China to become a shipbuilding power with the direct influence of the matching rate on the shipbuilding profit margin, which needs researches. The total export value of the ship equipment was USD 974.68 million while the total import value of that was USD 1.45 billion in China in 2017.

According to CRI, the ship equipment is mainly manufactured through the introduction of licenses and the cooperation with foreign enterprises due to the lack of core technologies in China. The equipment R&D mainly depends on government investment while the independent one is insufficient. Ship equipment manufacturers are committed to the expansion of production capacity instead of the independent R&D for rapid development. The innovation ability of them in China is inferior to that in Japan and South Korea.

According to CRI, the number of ship equipment manufacturers was 420 by the end of 2018. Meanwhile, the total market share of top 8 enterprises including Wuhan Marine Machinery Plant Co., Ltd., Hudong Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd., etc. And Hudong Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd. was about 7.66%, leading to a fully competitive status of the industry. Numerous ship equipment manufacturers are large in product homogeneity which leads to the overcapacity and cutthroat competition. Meanwhile, redundant building projects also exist in partial fields of advantage products.

According to CRI, the sales revenue of the ship equipment industry decreased from CNY 160.6 billion in 2015 to CNY 55.33 billion in 2018. The ship equipment industry was slump from 2015 to 2018 with a decrease for four consecutive years, which was a great influence on the development of this industry. New orders in the shipbuilding industry declined due to the decreasing BDI.
CRI estimates that the ship equipment industry in China would generally keep stable in the next few years.

Topics covered:
Definition and Classification of Ship Equipment
Research Methods of the Report
Development Environment of Ship Equipment Manufacturing Industry in China
Supply and Demand Status of Ship Equipment in China
Import and Export Status of Ship Equipment in China
Competition Status in Ship Equipment Industry in China
Analysis on Top 8 Enterprises in Ship Equipment Industry in China
Development Opportunities and Driving Forces Faced by Ship Equipment Industry in China
Price Trend of Raw Materials and Products of Ship Equipment in China
Prediction on Development of Ship Equipment Industry in China

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Research Report of Import of Dairy Products Industry in China 2020-2024

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According to CRI, with the development of China’s economy and the rise in Chinese people’s living standards, the per capita consumption of dairy products in China keeps rising. Despite the increasing demand for dairy products, the domestic production of dairy products sees a rather anemic growth. In 2018, the apparent consumption of dairy products in China reached about 31.79 million tons, representing a CAGR of about 2.7% from 2013 to 2017, according to CRI. -However, the production volume of dairy products in China grew at a CAGR of only 2.1% during the same period. The main reasons for the sluggish growth include: (1) The costs of domestic dairy products in China are higher than the global average as affected by the costs of feed, labor and land, and the low profitability inhibits the production growth; and (2) Chinese people lack confidence in domestic dairy products as safety incidents occurred frequently in China’s dairy product industry in the recent decade. The above factors drive the growth of dairy product imports in China.

According to China Customs, in 2018, the import volume of dairy products in China reached 2.74 million tons, up by 7.80% YOY; the import value reached USD 10.65 billion, up by 14.80% YOY, CRI concludes. The dairy products imported to China include milk powder, liquid milk, cheese, etc., with milk powder taking the major share. In 2018, milk powder imports contributed nearly 70% to the import value of dairy products in China. The milk powder imported to China includes infant formula milk powder, raw milk powder, etc. China needs to import a large quantity of infant formula milk powder because its consumers lack confidence in the safety of domestic counterparts; and import raw milk powder because the imports are of low prices and high quality.

According to CRI, the growing imports of dairy products have had some impacts on China’s domestic dairy producers, for example, the decline in sales revenue and profit margins. Therefore, the Chinese government introduced restrictive policies on dairy product imports. For example, to restrict the import of infant formula milk powder, on Jan. 1, 2018, the China Food and Drug Administration put into force the Measures for Administration of Registration of Formulas of Infant Formula Milk Powder which stipulates that infant formula milk powder that has not been registered in China is not allowed to be sold in China, and the Certificate of Registration of Formulas of Infant Formula Milk Powder must be obtained according to the law for imported infant formula milk powder to be marketed in China. On Mar. 14, 2018, the Announcement of the State Certification and Accreditation Administration on Renewing the Registration of Overseas Manufacturers of Imported Infant Formula Milk Powder specified that the registration of overseas producers of imported infant formula milk powder would be valid for four years and should be renewed upon expiration. These policies are expected to drive away more than 80% of the over 2,000 imported brands (products) of infant formula milk powder on the Chinese market.

CRI estimates that Chinese people will have a growing demand for dairy products as their income increases. However, domestic dairy production has limited growth potential as restricted by several unfavorable factors, and faces rising costs. Therefore, the annual import volume and import value of dairy products in China will continue to grow. Some Chinese dairy producers are acquiring overseas dairy enterprises to make profits from exporting dairy products to China. It is evident that the Chinese market presents huge opportunities to global dairy producers.

Topics Covered:
– Major factors influencing dairy product import in China
– Dairy product import in China
– Major sources of China’s dairy product imports
– Comparison of prices of domestic and imported dairy products
– Prospect of dairy product import in China from 2019 to 2023

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Research Report of Organ Transplantation in China 2020-2024

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According to CRI’s market research, transplantation has become an important way to save the lives of patients with critical diseases such as liver failure and kidney failure. Human organ transplantation in China began to be performed in the 1960s and grew more mature in 1990s. The number of organ transplants kept increasing and the survival rates of patients and grafts rose significantly. The annual number of organ transplants in China increased from 5,000 many years ago to more than 20,000 in 2018. Able to transplant livers, kidneys, hearts, lungs, small intestines and perform simultaneous pancreas-kidney transplants and multiple-organ transplants, China became the country second only to the United States in terms of the number of organ transplants, and is expected to become the country with the largest number of organ transplants in 2020. The increasing number of organ transplants in China greatly expands the market of immunosuppressive drugs that organ transplant recipients need to take for life.
With wider clinical application of new immunosuppressant, the market size of immunosuppressants in China exceeded CNY 15 billion in 2018.
Since the Chinese government announced the suspension of using the organs of condemned prisoners for organ transplantation in 2015, organ donation became the only legal source of supply. However, affected by traditional mind, most Chinese people are reluctant to donate their organs. The undersupply of transplant organs cannot be addressed in the short term, which creates a breeding ground for the black-market trade in organs.
According to CRI’s market research, although facing challenges, the annual number of organ transplantation is estimated to be more than 40 thousand according to CRI, and the market of immunosuppressants is expected to be over CNY 30 billion by 2024.

Topics covered:
Introduction
Development Environment
Development Status in China
Relevant Market
Prospect of China’s Organ Transplant Industry

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Report on Imported Recycled Paper in China 2020-2024

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With the development of China’s economy, the consumption of paper and paperboards has continued to increase, which has promoted the production. China has become the world’s largest producer of paper and paperboards for many years. In 2017, the production volume of paper and paperboards reached 125.42 million tons with an increase of 3.1% YOY. The CAGR was up to 4.9% from 2007 to 2017.
According to CRI’s analysis, waste pulp is the most important raw material for the papermaking industry and plays a crucial role. The demand for waste pulp in the Chinese market is rising, but the recycling volume and the paper quality cannot meet the needs of the industry. Thus, every year China needs to import large amounts of recycled paper. Now it is the world’s largest importer of recycled paper, with the import volume more than 60% in the global trade.
When importing recycled paper, enterprises must apply for import quotas from the Ministry of Environmental Protection and be allowed to import only after the approval. In 2017, a total of 28.1076 million tons of recycled paper import quota were approved. Due to illegal activities permits of some companies were withdrawn. In 2017, the import volume of recycled paper reached 25.72 million tons, decreasing by 9.8% YOY. The import value amounted to USD 21.22 billion, with an increase of 22.8% YOY. The average price of imported recycled paper in 2017 reached USD 824.9/ton, increasing by 36.1% YOY.
In 2017, China’s largest sources of imported recycled paper were the United States, Europe, Japan and Canada. The import volume is closely related to international trade disputes. In the case of disputes with other countries, China Customs would make more restrictive measures to reduce the import volume.
According to CRI’s analysis, the Chinese government has enforced stricter regulations on the import of recycled paper so as to promote the standardized development of the recycled paper industry chain. From Mar. 1, 2018, Regulations on the Environmental Protection of Imported Recycled paper was implemented, which stipulated that the production capacity of enterprises applying for import permits must reach 50,000 tons/year, and that the impurity rate of recycled paper was adjusted from 1.5% to 0.5%. The import quota for recycled paper officially approved is preferentially given to leading enterprises. For example, the three companies of Nine Dragons Paper Co., Ltd., Lee & Man Paper Manufacturing Limited and Shanying Paper account for more than 50% of the total quota, while some small and medium-sized companies cannot even obtain quotas. With the better quality of imported recycled paper at lower prices, the large-scale papermaking enterprises will grow more competitive and the industrial concentration is expected to increase.
According to the CRI, over 30% of the recycled paper needed by China’s papermaking industry come from the overseas. Affected by the new regulations, the total amount of imported recycled paper in 2018 will be 10% to 20% lower than that in 2017. With the falling import volume and stricter standards, the price of recycled paper in the Chinese market may further increase, hence driving up the price of paper and paperboards.
CRI expects that the paper and paperboard output will continue to increase from 2018 to 2022, and the demand for recycled paper will also rise. Since the domestic recycled paper cannot meet the demand of the papermaking industry, the only solution is to increase the imports. From 2019, the import volume of recycled paper will see a rise.

Topics Covered
Restrictive policies of the Chinese government on imported recycled paper
Analysis on the import quota system
Overview of the papermaking industry and the demand for imported recycled paper
Overview of China’s imported recycled paper from 2013 to 2017
Major Chinese companies of importing recycled paper
Comparison of imported and domestic recycled paper
Price trend of imported recycled paper
Forecast on import volume of recycled paper from 2018 to 2022

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Vietnam Cement Industry Report 2020-2024

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Thanks to strong domestic supply and robust export activities, Vietnam cement and clinker sales volume reached record high in 2018, increasing rate 58.71% YOY, which made Vietnam ranked first of cement exporter.
According to CRI’s market research, compared to China or other developed countries, low human resources cost is one of advantage of Vietnam cement industry. Besides, Vietnam possesses rich ore resources, which are raw materials of cement. The production cost of cement is mainly influenced by coal price.
According to CRI’s market research, construction of infrastructure and booming property industry contributed to increasing domestic consumption of cement in Vietnam in recent years. Several large infrastructure projects are also underway. However, urbanization rate of Vietnam is still very low, only approximately 38% in 2018, which means the consumption of cement is not currently at the peak.
Although production and exports showed an upward trend, cement industry in Vietnam are still facing some challenges, including low efficiency and financial performance, such as average 16.9% EBITDA margin in 2018.
According to CRI’s market research, cement designed capacity in Vietnam is expected to surge in the next three years thanks to aggressive expansion of local manufacturers including Tan Thang, Vissai, and Xuan Thanh. In conclusion, Vietnam is expected to face with continuous supply surplus before reaching equilibrium. In other words, export volume of cement is estimated to keep rising in the future.

Topics covered:
Development Environment of Vietnam Cement Industry
Analysis on Market Status of Vietnam Cement Industry
Analysis on Import and Export of Cement in Vietnam
Major Cement Manufacturers in Vietnam

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Vietnam Steel Industry Report 2020-2024

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The growth rate of Vietnam’s GDP in 2018 was about 7.08%, a relatively high level in Southeast Asia. Vietnam’s economy has been increasing rapidly for many years, but wages of the manufacturing are still at a low level, which were less than 50% in China and far below that of the developed countries in 2018.
According to CRI, as Vietnam’s economy develops and the living standards of residents rise, the demand for steel in the industries such as construction, automobiles and home appliances is also going up. The rapid development of steel demand has attracted many steel enterprises to build new steel capacity in Vietnam. Overall, Vietnam’s steel industry is still growing and the homemade steel cannot meet the needs of the domestic market. In 2018, the production volume of crude steel in Vietnam reached 14.1 million tons, representing a CAGR of 20.28% from 2013 to 2018. However, the demand for steel in the domestic market approached 22.31 million tons. Therefore, it is estimated to take 3-5 years before the steel production can basically satisfy the market demand.
Based on CRI’s analysis, seeing the huge potential of the steel market in Vietnam and even Southeast Asia, many enterprises have invested in Vietnam’s steel industry in recent years. The largest investment case is Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Corporation (FHS), which is a joint venture by Formosa Plastic Group, China Steel Corporation and Japan’s JFE Holdings, with a first-phase investment of more than USD 10 billion. Due to the rapid increase in production capacity of the steel industry in recent years, the supply of some types of steel in Vietnam has exceeded the demand, including concrete iron or steel for construction, cold-rolled steel coil products, etc. In order to reduce large quantities of imports such as hot-rolled steel coils and electromagnetic steel sheets, the Vietnam government is actively attracting foreign investors to establish positions in the country.
CRI analyzes that there are more than 100 companies in Vietnam’s steel industry, of which the larger ones include Hoa Phat Steel, Hoa Sen Steel, Vietnam Steel Corporation, SMC Steel Company Limited, VSC – POSCO STEEL CORPORATION (VPS), Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Corporation (FHS) and so on.
At present, the government has not formulated nationwide policies for foreign investment in the steel industry. However, steel companies have been set up in many industrial parks in Vietnam, which are granted with preferential policies in taxation and other aspects.
In addition, as Vietnam’s manufacturing and construction industries develop rapidly, the demand for steel will continue to increase. It is estimated that, during 2020-2024, Vietnam’s roads, airports and other infrastructure, housing construction, automobile, home appliances and other industries will all maintain a high growth rate. On the whole, most of the domestic steel manufacturers are extremely low in production capacity (no more than 1 million tons a year), with the outdated equipment. Foreign-funded enterprises have seen great market prospects in investing in the steel industry of Vietnam, especially to establish one-stop businesses from the production of crude steel to the processing of various kinds of steel. For one thing, these steel enterprises can market in Vietnam. For another, they can export products to the Southeast Asian market with a total population of nearly 700 million, and even to the Asia-Pacific market with a population of more than 2 billion.
CRI considers that the Vietnam steel market will become one of the fastest growing markets in the world from 2020 to 2024. Meanwhile, the CAGR of production volume of crude steel is projected to exceed 20%. By 2024, Vietnam will become a net exporter of steel.

Topics covered:
Development Environment of Vietnam Steel Industry
Market Status of Vietnam Steel Industry, 2013-2018
Analysis on Import and Export of Steel in Vietnam, 2013-2018
Major Steel Manufacturers In Vietnam, 2015-2018
Prospect of Vietnam Steel Market, 2020-2024

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Research Report of Beef Import in China 2020-2024

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With the development of China’s economy and the improvement of living standards, the demand for beef in China is rising. The upward cattle breeding cost makes it difficult to sharply increase the beef output in China. In response to the growing beef consumption, China is importing more beef. From 2013 to 2018, the beef output in China grew from 6,130,900 tons to 6,440,600 tons at a CAGR of only 0.99%, while the beef imports grew at a CAGR of nearly 28.71%.
According to CRI’s market research, the Chinese government’s policies on beef import include restrictions and incentives. On one hand, to control epidemics and support domestic beef industry, the Chinese government bans the import of cattle and cattle products from high-risk countries and regions. On the other hand, it signs trade agreements with some countries to cut the tariffs on beef imports and increase the beef supply in China. The government is strict with the sources of beef imports. Only the countries and regions included in China Customs’ List of Meat Eligible for Export to China from Countries or Regions that Meet the Requirements of Assessment and Review can export beef to China. In Nov. 2019, the list included only 21 countries such as the U.S., Canada, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.

According to CRI’s market research, the beef imported to China include chilled beef and frozen beef. Frozen beef has been the main stream of China’s beef imports. From 2013 to 2018, the proportion of frozen beef in China’s beef imports stayed above 96%. In 2018, this proportion reached about 98.46%.

China’s beef imports mainly come from Brazil, Australia, Uruguay, New Zealand and Argentina. In 2018, the five countries contributed more than 95% of both the import value and import volume of beef in China.

It was not until Jul. 2017 that U.S. beef was allowed to enter China. Therefore, U.S. beef sells badly in China, and can hardly compete with the beef from countries like Brazil and Australia. As U.S. beef, whether by volume or value, takes up a small proportion of China’s beef imports, the Sino-U.S. trade war has little impact on the export of U.S beef. to China.

According to CRI’s market research, China impose high tariffs and value-added tax on beef imports, and most countries in the world cannot legally export beef to China. Therefore, many enterprises smuggle beef to China. The smuggled beef mainly come from India and Brazil by water transport and road transport. By water transport, the smuggled beef is directly shipped from India and Brazil to China’s coastal ports, and then distributed to all parts of the country. By road transport, the smuggled beef is transported via Hong Kong to Shenzhen, or entered China via the border between Vietnam and Guangxi. In addition to the cheap beef from India and Brazil, Wagyu beef from Japan and other types of high-end beef are also smuggled. Smuggled beef and legally imported beef share similar end consumers, namely, households, catering enterprises and food processing enterprises.

It is expected that the import volume of beef in China will continue to grow from 2020 to 2024.

Topics Covered
– The Chinese government’s policies on beef import
– Beef import in China
– Major types of China’s beef imports
– Major sources of China’s beef imports
– Favorable and unfavorable factors influencing beef import in China

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