Soft drink refers to beverage with alcohol content lower than 0.5% in China. Soft drink may contain a small amount of alcohol which is the byproduct for dissolving essence, fragrance and flavor, pigment, etc. from ethanol or lactic acid drink.

In the last 30 years, Chinese economy develops rapidly. With the improvement of living and consumption capacity, China soft drink industry has stepped into fast developing period. Most products are aware to consumers while the market is huge. Currently, there are many kinds of soft drinks with many competitive players in the market.

The output volume of soft drink in China was 176.61 million tons in China in 2015, increasing by 5.9% YOY, about 11.8 times that in 2000. The CAGR of the accumulated production volume of soft drink during 2000-2015 is high up to 17.9%, far higher than the growth rate of GDP, which presents good development capability.

The varieties of soft drink grow daily to provide more choice for consumers while the production volume grows. Drinking water accounts for the largest proportion of the soft drink industry while others are fruit juice, vegetable juice, carbonated beverage, tea drinks, etc.

In China, the beverage market can be broken into household and catering parts. CRI  analyzes both the common features and differences of the two parts.

China beverage market is composed of carbonated beverages, fruit and vegetable juice, packaged drinking water, tea drink, protein drink and other drinks. In the long run, drinking water and carbonated beverage occupy the most market share while protein drink, fruit and vegetable juice and tea drink come as the second. However, the competition pattern of soft drink market undergoes great changes as economy develops and life improves in China. Growing concern about health causes increase in demand for healthy tea drinks, protein drinks and fruit & vegetable juice and decrease in demand for carbonated drinks.

Functional drink is a rising star in soft drink market in China. Including sports drinks represented by Mizone and Gatorade, energy drinks such as Red Bull and Lipovitan, and herbal drinks like Wong Lo Kat and JDB.

The consumption of soft drink per capita in China is lower than that in developed countries; that in rural residents is much lower. Perfect competition attracts a large amount of international soft drink giants into Chinese market. Meanwhile, the competition of products transfers to competition of industry chains. Channel resource, especially terminal resources, becomes target of most enterprises.

The output volume of soft drink is expected to remain above 5% in China in the next few years.

Through this report, the readers can acquire the following information:

-Government Policies of Soft Drink Industry in China

-Operation Status of Sub-industries of Soft Drinks in China

-Supply and Demand Status of Soft Drink Industry in China

-Competition Status of the Market

-Major Manufacturers of Soft Drinks in China

-Household and Catering Consumption of Soft Drinks in China

-Factors Influencing Development and Development Trend of Soft Drink Industry

-Advice of Development and Investment in Soft Drink Industry

The Following Enterprises and People Are Recommended to Purchase This Report:

-Soft Drink Manufacturers

-Upstream Enterprises of Essence, Food Coloring and Packaging

-Trading Enterprises of Soft Drinks

-Investors and Research Institutes Concerned About Soft Drink Industry

Table of Contents

1 Basic Situation of Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in China

1.1 Definition and Classification of the Products

1.1.1 Definition

1.1.2 Major Categories of Products

1.2 Status of Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in Chinese Economy

1.3 Overview of Industry Chain

1.4 Features of Industry Development

2 Development Environment of Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in China, 2011-2016

2.1 Economic Environment

2.1.1 China Economy

2.1.2 Global Economy

2.2 Policy Environment

2. 1.1 Policy Overview

2.1.2 Policy Trend

3 Operation Status of Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in China, 2011-2015

3.1 Industry Status

3.1.1 Supply Status

3.1.2 Demand Status

3.2 Regional Analysis of the Industry

3.2.1 Supply

3.2.2 Demand

3.2.3 Analysis of Major Production Areas

3.3 Import and Export Status of Soft Drink in China

3.3.1 Export

3.3.2 Import

4 Competition Status of Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in China, 2011-2015

4.1 Barriers to Entry

4.1.1 Capital Barriers

4.1.2 Technological Barriers

4.1.3 Brand Barriers

4.1.4 Sales Channel Barriers

4.2 Competition Structure of the Industry

4.2.1 Upstream Suppliers

4.2.2 Downstream Customers

4.2.3 Competition among Enterprises in the Industry

4.2.4 New Entrants

4.2.5 Substitutes

4.3 Analysis of Major Marketing Channels

4.3.1 Wholesale Market

4.3.2 Supermarkets and Outlets

4.3.3 Convenience Stores

4.3.4 Vending Machines

4.3.5 Catering Places

4.3.6 Entertainment Places

4.3.7 E-commerce

5 Analysis of Industry Chain of Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in China, 2011-2015

5.1 Upstream

5.1.1 Fruit Planting

5.1.2 Vegetable Planting

5.1.3 Sugar

5.1.4 Packaging industry

5.1.5 Impact of Upstream on Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in China

5.2 Downstream

5.2.1 Household Consumption

5.2.2 Catering Industry

5.2.3 Entertainment Industry

5.2.4 Impact of Downstream on Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry

6 Sub-industries of Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in China, 2011-2015

6.1 Carbonated Beverage

6.1.1 Supply Status

6.1.2 Demand Status

6.1.3 Market Competition

6.2 Bottled Drinking Water

6.2.1 Supply Status

6.2.2 Demand Status

6.2.3 Market Competition

6.3 Juice and Juice Drink

6.4 Milk Beverage and Vegetable Protein Drink

6.5 Tea Beverage

6.6 Energy Drink

7 Analysis of China’s Major Soft Drink Manufacturers, 2013-2016

7.1 Hangzhou Wahaha Group Co., Ltd.

7.2 Master Kong Drinks Holding Co., Ltd.

7.3 Weiwei Group Co., Ltd.

7.4 Uni-president China Holdings Ltd.

7.5 Coca Cola

7.6 Pepsi

7.7 Xiamen Yinlu Food Group Co., Ltd.

7.8 Red Bull

7.9 Nongfu Spring Co., Ltd.

7.10 Huiyuan Group Co., Ltd.

7.11 Coconut Palm Group Co. Ltd.

7.12 JDB Group

8 Prospect of Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in China, 2016-2020

8.1 Factors Influencing Development

8.1.1 Chinese Economy

8.1.2 Government Policies

8.1.3 Major Driving Factors

8.2 Forecast on Market Supply and Demand

8.2.1 Forecast on Supply

8.2.2 Forecast on Demand

8.3 Development Trend of Products

8.3.1 Health Drink

8.3.2 Compound Drink

8.3.3 Energy Drink

8.4 Investment and Development Recommendations

8.4.1 Investment Opportunities in Sub-industries

8.4.2 Regional Investment Opportunities

8.4.3 Recommendations on Investment and Development

Selected Charts

Chart Major Products of Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in China

Chart Related Policies in China Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry, 2012-2016

Chart Market Size of Soft Drink Industry in China, 2011-2015

Chart Output Volume of Soft Drink in China, 2011-2015

Chart Output Volume of Soft Drink by Variety in China, 2011-2015

Chart Number of Soft Drink Manufacturers in China, 2011-2015

Chart Proportion of Household and Catering Consumption in Chinese Soft Drink Market, 2011-2015

Chart Output Volume of Carbonated Beverages in China, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of Tea Beverage and Other Soft Drink Manufacturing Industry in China, 2011-2015

Chart Forecast on Output Volume of Soft Drink in China, 2016-2020

Chart Forecast on Sales Revenue of Soft Drink in China, 2016-2020

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The photovoltaic industry develops rapidly in China in recent years. China became the world’s largest producer of photovoltaic products in 2007 with the export value of USD 2,838 million. In 2014, the total import and export value of Chinese solar photovoltaic products was USD 18.28 billion, increasing by 15.09% YOY. Among that, the export value was USD 14.41 billion, increasing by 17.27% YOY; the import value was USD 3.87 billion, up by 7.62% YOY.

Judged from the export structure and the market, Chinese export of photovoltaic products still has the following problems: it relies too much on processing trade and has not formed an autonomous R&D system; the structure of export market is not stable; the risk of trade friction exists in emerging markets at any time. 

After nearly 10 years of rapid development, China photovoltaic industry entered into a difficult period as overseas photovoltaic market shrank in 2011. Developing domestic markets became the consensus of the government and enterprises. China is rich in solar energy resource with the theoretical reserves equal to 1.7 trillion tons of standard coal every year. The potential of the exploitation of solar energy resource is enormous. China is situated in the northern hemisphere with the distance between the north and the south and that between the east and the west are both over 5,000 km. There is abundant solar energy resource in the vast land of China. In most places, the annual average daily radiation is more than 4 kWh/m² and the annual sunshine duration is over 2,000 h, so there exists a huge development potential.

In recent years, as China’s demand for energy increases, the environment protection pressure grows. After the great setback against it caused by trade protection of western countries in 2012, China photovoltaic industry is gradually returning to a sensible state, reshaping supply and demand relationship and approaching the balance of market pattern. With the deepening of the idea of environment protection and the fluctuation of the price of fossil fuels, Chinese government has formulated a series of policies to support the downstream application of photovoltaic industry since 2013. New photovoltaic installed capacity reached 11.3 GW in 2013, increasing by 126% than that in 2012 and ranking the first in the world.

In 2014, the total photovoltaic power generation grid capacity was 28.05 MW, increasing by 60% YOY, including 23.38 MW in photovoltaic power stations and 4.67 MW of distributed photovoltaic power. The annual photovoltaic power generating capacity is about 25 billion kilowatt-hours, increasing by 200% YOY.

In 2014, new grid photovoltaic power generation capacity was 10.60 MW, occupying about a quarter of that of the whole world and a third of the output of Chinese photovoltaic cell modules, realizing the target of an annual increase of 10 MW put forward in Suggestions on Promoting the Healthy Development of Photovoltaic Industry, with 8.55 MW in photovoltaic power stations and 2.05 MW of distributed photovoltaic power.

Chinese photovoltaic battery manufacturers continued to keep strong international competitiveness in 2014. Among the famous enterprises which were the top ten in terms of global output, China occupied six places while top 4 were all Chinese enterprises. In terms of the development of upstream photovoltaic industry, the domestic output of polysilicon was about 130,000 tons in 2014, increasing by 50% YOY, while the import volume was about 90,000 tons. The total output of photovoltaic cell modules was over 33 million kilowatts, increasing by 17% YOY. The proportion of export was about 68%. Most enterprises improved their capacity utilization. The average capacity utilization of top 10 enterprises was over 87%.

To some extent, China photovoltaic industry still faces the situation where raw materials and market rely on overseas markets. As photovoltaic products are export-focused, it is very easy to cause trade friction. In the meantime, as the overall profit level of China photovoltaic industry is low, investment in R&D is insufficient. Therefore, most photovoltaic enterprises have not yet developed a mature R&D system and the technical level of products is universally low.

Through this report, the readers can acquire the following information:

-Policy and Economic Environment in China Photovoltaic Industry

-Development Status of Photovoltaic Power Stations and Distributed Photovoltaic in China

-Supply and Demand in China Photovoltaic Industry

-Major Photovoltaic Manufacturers in China

-Anti-dumping against Photovoltaic Enterprises in China

-Import and Export of PV

-Forecast on Development of China Photovoltaic Industry

The Following Enterprises and People Are Recommended to Purchase This Report:

-Enterprises Related to Industry Chain of PV

-Photovoltaic Enterprises

-Investors/Research Institutes Concerned About China Photovoltaic Industry

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Photovoltaic Industry

1.1 Definition and Classification

1.1.1 Definition

1.1.2 Classification

1.2 Analysis of Photovoltaic Industry Chain

1.2.1 Polysilicon

1.2.2 Photovoltaic Cells

1.2.3 Photovoltaic Modules

1.2.4 Photovoltaic Power Station Inverter

1.3 Overview of Global Photovoltaic Industry

2 Development Environment of Photovoltaic Industry in China, 2011-2015

2.1 Economic Environment

2.1.1 Global Economy

2.1.2 China Economy

2.2 Policy Environment

2.2.1 Policy Overview

2.2.2 Policy Trend

3 Status of Photovoltaic Industry in China, 2011-2015

3.1 Supply

3.1.1 Production Capacity

3.1.2 Output Volume

3.2 Demand

3.2.1 International Market

3.2.2 Market in China

4 Industry Chain of Photovoltaic in China, 2011-2015

4.1 Constitution of Photovoltaic Industry Chain

4.1.1 Overview

4.1.2 Polysilicon

4.1.3 Modules and Cell Pieces

4.1.4 Photovoltaic Electric Station and Distributed Photovoltaic

4.2 Analysis of Costs in Photovoltaic Industry Chain

4.2.1 Upstream Costs

4.2.2 Downstream Generating Costs

5 Key Areas of Photovoltaic Industry in China, 2011-2015

5.1 Analysis of Photovoltaic Electric Station by Region

5.1.1 Overview

5.1.2 Gansu

5.1.3 Qinghai

5.1.4 Xinjiang

5.1.5 Ningxia

5.1.6 Inner Mongolia

5.1.7 Jiangsu

5.2 Analysis of Distributed Photovoltaic by Region

5.2.1 Zhejiang

5.2.2 Hunan

5.2.3 Guangdong

5.2.4 Jiangsu

5.2.5 Shandong

5.3 Plan of Regional Development of Photovoltaic Industry

6 Analysis of Import and Export and Trade Friction of Photovoltaic in China, 2011-2015

6.1 Export

6.1.1 Export Overview

6.1.2 Major Export Destinations

6.2 Import

6.2.1 Import Overview

6.2.2 Major Sources of Import

6.3 Trade Barriers against Photovoltaic Enterprises in China

7 Key Enterprises in China Photovoltaic Industry, 2011-2015

7.1 Module Manufacturers

7.1.1 Trina Solar

7.1.2 Yingli Solar

7.1.3 Canadian Solar Inc.

7.1.4 JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd.

7.1.5 JA SOLAR Co., Ltd.

7.1.6 Zhejiang Renesola

7.1.7 Hanwha SolarOne Co., Ltd.

7.1.8 Astronergy

7.1.9 Risen Energy Co., Ltd.

7.1.10 HAREON SOLAR Co., Ltd.

7.2 Photovoltaic Power Station Inverter Manufacturers

7.2.1 Sungrow Power Supply Co., Ltd.

7.2.2 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

7.2.3 TBEA

7.2.4 Wuxi God’s Power New Energy Co., Ltd.

7.2.5 Kstar

7.2.6 Kelong

7.2.7 East

7.2.8 Chint Power

7.2.9 Surpass Sun Electric

7.2.10 Zeversolar

8 Prospect of China Photovoltaic Industry, 2016-2020

8.1 Factors Influencing Development

8.1.1 Policy Environment

8.1.2 Economic Situation

8.2 Forecast on Supply

8.2.1 Projects under Construction

8.2.2 Forecast on Production Capacity

8.2.3 Forecast on Output Volume

8.3 Forecast on Demand

8.3.1 International Market

8.3.2 Domestic Market

8.4 Discussion about Investment Opportunities

8.5 Recommendations on Investment and Development

Selected Charts

Chart Major Policies of Photovoltaic Industry in China, 2011-2015

Chart Output Volume of Solar Cells in China, 2007-2015

Chart Global Installation Volume of Photovoltaic, 2007-2015

Chart Installation Volume of Photovoltaic in China, 2007-2015

Chart Structure of Industry Chain of Photovoltaic in China

Chart Analysis of Costs in Different Mode of Electric Power Generation on 1 GW in China

Chart Export Value of Solar Cells in China, 2011-2015

Chart Import Volume of Polysilicon in China, 2011-2015

Chart Installation Status of Photovoltaic Electric Stations in Major Regions in China, 2015

Chart Regional Distribution of Distributed Photovoltaic in China, 2015

Chart Analysis of Production Capacity of Major Photovoltaic Enterprises in China by the end of 2015

Chart Major New Projects in China Photovoltaic Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Forecast on Installation Volume in China Photovoltaic Industry, 2014-2020

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While China polysilicon industry expands fast in the past years, the technology, management level and production efficiency also improve greatly. Presently, the production cost of China leading domestic polysilicon manufacturers has been reduced largely. Production cost of GCL-Poly, Daqo, TBEA, Sichuan Yongxiang and Asia Silicon is lower than 11-13 USD/kg, which is lower than that of Wacker, OCI, Hemlock, etc and equal to that of enterprises adopting silane fluidized bed, e.g. REC and SunEdison. However, the cost of other domestic enterprise is high up to 16 USD/kg. By the end of  2015, the number of polysilicon manufacturers decreases from 80 in 2011 to less than 20. Leading enterprises are GCL-Poly and China Silicon Corporation Ltd.

From the second half of 2013, affected by “Anti-dumping and Countervailing Duty” on imported polysilicon by China government, the price of polysilicon on China market rose slightly to 167,000 CNY/Ton in the March of 2014. After that, demand on China market decreased so the price decreased to 148,000 CNY/Ton in the end of 2014. In 2015, price of downstream photovoltaic silicon wafer cells rose gradually. China polysilicon manufacturers had to enlarge production and capacity to lower cost. Meanwhile, the product stock of 2014 was still there in 2015. The supply of polysilicon in 2015 was sufficient. Oversupply leads to the downward price. The average price of polysilicon is 120,000 CNY/Ton in China in 2015, down by over 20% YOY. The price dropped from 144,000 CNY/Ton in January 2015 to 106,000 CNY/Ton in December 2015.

Imported polysilicon reached 116,892 tons in 2015, up by 14.4% YOY. Polysilicon imported from Korea was 51,189 tons, accounted for 43.8% of the total import volume. Globally, 91% of polysilicon is consumed in photovoltaic field, most of which is consumed in China. Global giant polysilicon production capacity depends on the consumption of China’s expanding photovoltaic market. The polysilicon import volume in China keeps on the high level.

Global photovoltaic installation was 57GW in 2015, up by 23.9%, which is stimulated by China, US, Japan and other emerging market. CRI forecast the installation will reach 65 GW in 2016, up by 14.0%. China, the U.S.A. and Japan occupy 72% of global photovoltaic market. Supported by the U.S. and China market expanding, the global solar energy and photovoltaic industry will keep growing in the next years, which will enhance the demand of polysilicon in China market.

As the downstream market expands, demand for polysilicon is increasing, which promotes global polysilicon production. However, foreign polysilicon enterprises avoid the duties through processing trade and occupy the market with low prices, which lead to elimination of weak enterprises and high concentration rate in China polysilicon industry.

The demand for polysilicon is large, which leads to huge potential for growth in China. Investors may be cautiously faced with risks of policy and market in the development stage of polysilicon industry in China.

Through this report, readers can acquire the following information or even more:

– Economy and Policy Environment Faced by Polysilicon Industry

– Supply and Demand of  Polysilicon in China

– Import and Export of Polysilicon in China

– Market Competition of Polysilicon

– Price Trend of Polysilicon

– Major Polysilicon Manufacturers in China and Their Operation Status

– Forecast on Development of China Polysilicon Industry

The Following Enterprises and People Are Recommended to Purchase This Report:

– Polysilicon Manufacturers

– Major Photovoltaic Battery Manufacturers

-Investors and Research Institutes Concerned About Polysilicon Industry

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Polysilicon Industry in China

1.1 Relevant Concepts

1.1.1 Definition

1.1.2 Classification

1.1.3 Application Areas

1.1.4 Industry Features

1.2 Features of Polysilicon Industry in China

1.2.1 Expansion of Production Capacity

1.2.2 Technical Progress

1.2.3 Problems in China Polysilicon Industry

2 Development Environment of Polysilicon Industry in China, 2011-2016

2.1 Economic Environment

2.1.1 China Economy

2.1.2 Global Economy

2.2 Government Policies

2.2.1 Supportive Policies

2.2.2 Policies on Foreign Investment

2.2.3 Investigation of Anti-dumping and Countervailing Duty on Polysilicon Made in the U.S.A. and Korea

2.2.4 Access Conditions of Polysilicon Industry

3 Analysis of China Polysilicon Industry, 2010-2015

3.1 Production

3.1.1 Production Capacity

3.1.2 Output Volume

3.3 Demand

3.3.1 Total Demand

3.3.2 Demand Fields

3.3 Analysis of Prices of Polysilicon

3.3.1 Price Trend of Polysilicon

3.3.2 Forecast on Prices

4 Analysis of China Photovoltaic Industry, 2011-2015

4.1 Supply

4.1.1 Production Capacity

4.1.2 Output Volume

4.2 Demand

4.2.1 International Market

4.2.2 Market in China

4.3 Export

4.3.1 Export Overview

4.3.2 Major Export Destinations

5 Major Polysilicon Manufacturers in China, 2011-2015

5.1 GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Limited (GCL Silicon Technology Holdings Inc.)

5.1.1 Enterprise Profile

5.1.2 Production Capacity and Output Volume of Polysilicon

(Structure of 5.2-5.15 are similar to 5.1)

5.2 TBEA Co., Ltd.

5.3 China Silicon Corporation Ltd.

5.4 Daqo New Energy Corp.

5.5 Sichuan Renesola Silicon Co., Ltd.

5.6 Yichang CSG Polysilicon Co., Ltd.

5.7 Asia Silicon (Qinghai) Co., Ltd.

5.8 Inner Mongolia Shenzhou Silicon LLC

5.9 Sichuan Yongxiang Polysilicon Co., Ltd.

5.10 Shaanxi Tianhong Silicon Co., Ltd.

5.11 Inner Mongolia Phoevix Silicon Co., Ltd

5.12 Inner Mongolia Dun’an Photovoltaic Science and Technology Co., Ltd.

5.13 Guodian Inner Mongolia Jingyang Energy Co., Ltd.

5.14 Yunnan Aixin Silicon Science and Technology Co., Ltd.

5.15 Huanghe Hydropower Development Co., Ltd.

6 Import and Export of Polysilicon in China, 2011-2015

6.1 Import

6.1.1 Import Overview

6.1. 2 Import Sources

6.2 Export

6.2.1 Export Overview

6.2.2 Major Export Destinations

6.3 Forecast on Import and Export Status

7 Prospect of China Polysilicon industry, 2016-2020

7.1 Factors Influencing Development

7.1.1 Government Policies

7.1.2 Economic Situation

7.1.3 Operation Status of Photovoltaic Industry

7.2 Supply

7.2.1 Forecast on Production Capacity

7.2.2 Forecast on Output Volume

7.3 Forecast on Demand

7.4 Discussion about Investment Opportunities

7.5 Development Recommendations

Selected Charts

Chart The First 20 Enterprises in Accordance with Access Conditions of Polysilicon

Chart Output Volume of Polysilicon in China, 2006-2015

Chart Global Average Price of Polysilicon, 2013-2016

Chart Spot Price of Polysilicon on China Market, 2011-2016

Chart Import Value of Polysilicon in China, 2011-2015

Chart Major Sources of Import for Polysilicon in China, 2015

Chart Export Status of Photovoltaic in China, 2011-2015

Chart Operation Status of GCL-Poly, 2011-2015

Chart Output Volume of Polysilicon of GCL-Poly, 2011-2015

Chart Forecast on Output Volume of Polysilicon in China, 2016-2020

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Robots can be divided into industrial robots, service robots and special robots by usage. Industrial robots include the robots, with mechanical arms currently, used for industrial production such as welding, spraying, palletizing, and carrying.

Industrial robot is the high-end intelligent equipment with the integrated system of interdisciplinary advanced technology such as machinery, electronics, control, computer, sensor, artificial intelligence.

Kuka, together with ABB, Yaskawa Electric Corporation and Fanuc are four giants in Industrial Robotics Industry. In recent years, they have invested to build production bases in China. ABB locates its headquarter of global robot project and one of the two production bases in Shanghai. Although some big international giants have set up production base in China, the core control and software deciding the robot’s performance still stay outside of China. Industrial robots are technology-intensive products with higher technical barriers.

The quantity of the global industrial robot installation was more than 230,000 units in 2015. The industrial robots mainly concentrated in the automobile, electronic and electric industry, rubber, plastics, metal industry and machinery.

International robot giants have vied for Chinese market in recent years, which leads to increasingly fierce domestic market competition.

Under the background of rising labor costs and increasingly fierce market competition, Chinese market’s demand for industrial robots is daily growing. From 2010 to 2015, the average new installation of industrial robots in China were more than 30,000 units.

With consumers’ level-up demand for product performance and quality, as well as rising labor price in China, China’s manufacturing industry is facing the increasing pressure on industrial transformation and upgrading. As a representative in the field of intelligent manufacturing, industrial robots are playing an increasingly important role in the process of industrial transformation and upgrading. China produced about 20,000 units of industrial robots in 2015, with more than 60% year-on-year growth, which was still unable to satisfy domestic demand. In 2014, China became the world’s largest market for industrial robots. The sales volume of industrial robots in China reached 75,000 units in 2015. By the end of 2016, the inventory of China’s industrial robots will be top of the world.

In view of the downstream application, automobile and electronics industry are the main application fields of industrial robots in China. The automobile industry which is the largest application field of industrial robots, accounting for more than 30%, is the application industry with the highest use density of robots.

With the development of Chinese factories’ automation, industrial robots also develop rapidly in other industrial sectors, such as electronics, rubber, plastics, military industry, aviation manufacturing, food industry, medical equipment, metal products, etc.

Chinese government introduced a series of policies to support the development of industrial robotics industry. Guidelines on Promoting the Industrial Robotics Industry released by Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People’s Republic of China in Dec. 2013 mentioned that density of robots (the quantity of robots used by 10,000 people) would reach 100 units by 2020. In Jan. 2015, MIIT released A Plan of Integrating Informationization and Industrialization of Raw Materials Industries (2015-2018) to continue to support the robots. In May 2015, the concrete planning of Made in China 2025 was released by the State Council, in which the industrial robots played a crucial part.

By the end of 2015, China’s inventory of industrial robots had been more than 250,000 units. It is expected that CAGR of annual installation of China’s industrial robots will surpass 20%.

Robots are needed to replace manual work in many mid-low labor-intensive industries in China. Thus, there is enormous room for growth of industrial robots. It is predicted that in the next few years, China’s mid-high end industrial robot market will still be occupied by the international giants. However, Chinese enterprises are expected to have access to market space in mid-low field.

Overall, China’s industrial robot market in the next few years will maintain its rapid development. For investors, there are investment opportunities in industries related to the industrial robotics industry chain.

Through this report, the readers shall acquire the following information:

-Support Policies Released by Chinese Government for Industrial Robot

-Supply and Demand of Industrial Robots in China

-Market Competition of Industrial Robots

-Major Manufacturers of Industrial Robots in China

-Prospect of Industrial Robotics Industry

The Following Enterprises and People Are Recommended to Purchase This Report:

-Major Manufacturers of Industrial Robots

-Users of Industrial Robots

-Investors /Research Agencies Focusing on Industrial Robotics Industry

Table of Contents

1 Basic Concept of Robot

1.1 Definition

1.2 Classification

1.2.1 Industrial Robot

1.2.2 Service Robot

1.2.2 Specialized Robot

1.3 Industrial Robotics Industry Chain

1.3.1 Core Components

1.3.2 Manipulators Manufacturing

1.3.3 System Integration

1.3.4 Industry Application

2 Overview of Global Industrial Robotics Industry

2.1 Supply

2.1.1 Overview of Supply

2.1.2 KUKA

2.1.3 ABB

2.1.4 Fanuc

2.1.5 YASKAWA ELECTRIC COPPORATION

2.2 Demand

2.2.1 Major Demand Fields

2.2.2 Major Demand Nations

3 Overview of Industrial Robotics Industry in China, 2011-2015

3.1 Development Environment

3.1.1 Economic Environment

3.1.2 Policy Environment

3.1.3 Social Environment

3.2 Production Status

3.3 Demand Status

4 Demand in Niche Markets of Industrial Robots in China, 2011-2015

4.1 Overview

4.2 Automobile Manufacture

4.2.1 Industrial Automation Status of Enterprises in China

4.2.2 Demand for Industrial Robots in Automobile Manufacture Industry

4.3 Electronic and Electric Industry

4.4 Other Industries

5 Market Competition of Industrial Robot in China

5.1 Overview of Competition

5.1.1 Barriers to Entry

5.1.2 Competition Between Foreign-funded Enterprises and Domestic Enterprises

5.2 Competition Structure

5.2.1 Upstream Suppliers

5.2.2 Downstream Customers

5.2.3 Competition inner the Industry

5.2.4 Potential Entrants

5.2.5 Substitutes

5.3 Trend of Market Competition

6 Import and Export of China’s Industrial Robots, 2011-2015

6.1 Import

6.1.1 Overview of Import

6.1.2 Structure of Imported Products

6.1.3 Major Import Origins

6.2 Export

6.2.1 Overview of Export

6.2.2 Export Destinations

7 Major Manufacturers of Industrial Robots in Chinese Market, 2011-2015

7.1 SHANGHAI-FANUC Robotics CO., LTD.

7.1.1 Enterprise Profile

7.1.2 Operation Status

7.1.3 Expansion Plans of Fanuc in China’s Industrial Robot Market

7.2 Yaskawa Electric (China) Co., Ltd.

7.2.1 Enterprise Profile

7.2.2 Operation Status

7.2.3 Expansion Plans of Yaskawa Electric in China’s Industrial Robot Market

(structure of 7.3-7.10 is similar to that of 7.1-7.2)

7.3 ABB

7.4 KUKA Robot (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

7.5 Start To Sail Industrial Robot Co., Ltd.

7.6 Anhui Efort Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd.

7.7 Shanghai Triowin Automation

7.8 GSK CNC Equipment Co., Ltd

7.9 Shenyang SIASUN Robot & Automation Co., Ltd.

7.10 Estun Automation Co., Ltd.

8 Prospect of China’s Industrial Robotics Industry, 2016-2020

8.1 Factors of Development

8.1.1 Economic Environment

8.1.2 Policy Environment

8.1.3 Market Environment

8.2 Prediction on Production

8.2.1 Prediction on Production Capacity

8.2.2 Prediction on Production Volume

8.3 Prediction on Demand

8.3.1 Prediction on Market Scale

8.3.2 Prediction on Demand for Industrial Robots in Fractionized Fields

8.4 Recommendations on Development and Investment

Selected Charts

Chart Major Application Fields of Industrial Robots

Chart Global Demand for Industrial Robots, 2010-2015

Chart China’s GDP, 2011-2015

Chart Trend of Annual Salary Per Capita of China’s Manufacturing Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Support Policies for Robotics Industry Released by Chinese Government, 2012-2016

Chart Plants of Global Major Industrial Robot Manufacture Enterprises in China

Chart Annual Production for Industrial Robots in China, 2010-2015

Chart China’s Annual Installation for Industrial Robots, 2010-2015

Chart Reserves of China’s Industrial Robots, 2010-2015

Chart Production Volume of Automobile in China, 2001-2015

Chart Demand for Industrial Robots in China’s Automobile Manufacture Industry, 2010-2015

Chart Annual Import Volume and Value of Industrial Robots in China, 2011-2015

Chart Major Import Origins of China’s Industrial Robots, 2015

Chart Annual Production of Industrial Robots in Xinsong, Shenyang Province, 2010-2015

Chart Prediction on Installation of China’s Industrial Robots, 2016-2020

Chart Prediction on Market Size of Industrial Robots in China, 2016-2020

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Since the accession to the WTO, China’s integrated circuit industry has achieved rapid development, which has helped China become one of the world’s fastest-growing regions of IC industry.

In 2015, sales revenue of China’s integrated circuit industry exceeded CNY 360 billion. And CAGR is over 16% from 2011 to 2015.

The agglomeration of China’s integrated circuit industry is relatively high. The enterprises mainly concentrate in the delta area of Yangtze River such as Jiangsu Province, Zhejiang Province and Shanghai. In addition, enterprises also concentrated in Pearl River Delta including Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

China’s integrated circuit industry continues to make new breakthroughs and progress, but the gap between Chinese enterprises and the world’s advanced integrated circuit enterprises still has to face. Compared with the international leading enterprises, the advanced technology of China’s chip manufacturing industry lags for at least 1-2 generation. IC design industry is just on the threshold with simple product structure. There is a certain gap between the packaging and test technology of local packaging enterprises and that of the international giants. China’s high-end products of integrated circuit heavily rely on import. In 2015, China imported 313,996 million pieces of integrated circuit with the year-on-year growth of 10%. The value of import reached USD 230.7 billion, with an increase of 6%. China exported 182,766 million pieces of integrated circuit with the year-on-year growth of 19.1%. The value of export reached USD 693.1 billion, with an increase of 13.9%. Deficit of Import and Export reached USD 161.39 billion in 2015.

In terms of the government’s policies, Chinese central government and local governments have issued a large number of support policies for the development of integrated circuit industry.

The State Council promulgated Outline for Promoting the Development of the National Integrated Circuit Industry in Feb. 2014. The high-profile national integrated circuit industry investment fund began to come true. The first investment increased from the original CNY 100 billion to CNY 120 billion, which would greatly improve the expectation of the market participants with capital’s rising attention to the integrated circuit industry. Meanwhile, local governments have also launched local support policies for integrated circuit. With the implementation of the strategy of Made in China 2025, the pace of transformation and upgrading of domestic industries continue to speed up, which has promoted the rapid development of the integrated circuit market in the field of industrial control.

In 2015, the motivation of China’s IC market growth mainly came from such niche markets as the automotive electronics, industrial control and communication equipment. In 2015, production of China’s microcomputers fell by more than 10%, but under the stimulus of the cloud computing, IOT, big data and other related industries, it was easy to witness the rising domestic data center construction and strong demand for servers and memory.

The field of cell phones which has led the development of Chinese IC market in the past few years began to slow down in 2015. As China’s smart phone market’s saturation and the increasingly fierce market competition, the growth of the cell phones has encountered greater resistance. In 2015, China’s mobile phone production achieved the year-on-year growth of 7.8%, of which the smart phones experienced year-on-year growth of 11%. But cell phone chip market still maintained the momentum of steady growth because of the overall level-up consumption of the cell phone market and the wide application of new technologies, such as fingerprint identification.

In China, the production and sales volume of the consumer electronics and home appliances market remain stable. IC market increases slightly driven by the consumption upgrading and intelligence trend of home appliances. The motivation of this market mainly comes from the growth of the smart mobile devices such as smart bands and smart watches, as well as the rapid increase of the emerging consumer electronics products such as unmanned aerial vehicles.

Automotive electronics has been the hotspot field of global IC market in recent years. In 2015, the production of China’s automobiles reached 24,504,000 with the year-on-year growth of 3.3%, of which the new energy automobiles experienced the year-on-year growth of 330%. With the promotion of the increasing automobile production and fast growing automobiles of domestic brands, integrated circuit market in China’s automotive electronics field was only second to the industrial control field.

China’s IOT industry is developing rapidly, which promotes the level-up demand for smart city, smart transportation and industrial monitoring. According to the research of CRI, in 2015, the market size of China’s IOT surpassed more than CNY 700 billion. The development of IOT technology brought about the rising demand for all kinds of sensors. Based on the regulations of People’s Bank of China, since 2015, the financial IC card has been gradually replacing the magnetic stripe bank card. It is predicted that there will be billions of financial IC cards in China in the next few years.

China has the largest consumer group of electronic terminals, the world’s largest electronics manufacturing base and the world’s biggest consumer market of integrated circuit. With the rapid development of China’s economy, there will be a lot of development opportunities for China’s integrated circuit industry in the next few years.

Through this report, the readers can acquire the following information:

– Economic Environment of China’s Integrated Circuit Industry

-Support Policies Released by Chinese Government for Integrated Circuit Industry

– Supply and Demand of China’s Integrated Circuit Industry

– Competition of China’s Integrated Circuit Industry

– Import and Export of China’s Integrated Circuit

– Crucial Enterprises of China’s Integrated Circuit Industry

– Prospect of China’s Integrated Circuit Industry

The Following Enterprises and People Are Recommended to Purchase This Report:

– Integrated Circuit Design/Manufacturing/Packaging and Test Enterprises

-Investors /Research Agencies Focusing on Integrated Circuit Industry

Table of Contents

1 Overview on Integrated Circuit Industry

1.1 Definition and Classification

1.1.1 Definition

1.1.2 Classification

1.2 Overview on Global Integrated Circuit Industry

2 Development Environment of China Integrated Circuit Industry

2.1 Macro Economy

2.1.1 China Economy

2.1.2 International Economy

2.2 Policy Environment of the Industry

2.2.1 Overview of Industry Policies

2.2.2 Key Policies

2.2.3 Development Trend of Industry Policies

2.3 Technology Environment

2.3.1 Technology Status

2.3.2 Labor Productivity

3 Analysis of Operation Status of Integrated Circuit Industry in China, 2011-2015

3.1 Supply

3.1.1 Total Supply Volume

3.1.2 Supply Structure

3.2 Demand

3.2.1 Total Demand Volume

3.2.2 Demand Structure

3.3 Analysis of Sub-industries

3.3.1 IC Design

3.3.2 Chip Manufacture

3.3.3 Packaging & Testing

4 Competition Status of Integrated Circuit Industry in China, 2011-2015

4.1 Analysis of Competition Status

4.1.1 Barriers to Entry

4.1.2 Barriers to Exit

4.1.3  Support from Government Policies

4.2 Competition Structure of the Industry

4.2.1 Upstream Suppliers

4.2.2 Downstream Customers

4.2.3 Inside Competition

4.2.4 Threatens to New Entrants

4.2.5 Substitutes

4.3 Competition Status of the Sub-industry

4.3.1 IC Design

4.3.2 Chip Manufacture

4.3.3 Packaging & Testing

5 Industry Chain of Integrated Circuit in China, 2011-2015

5.1 Introduction of Industry Chain

5.1.1 Industry Chain Constitution

5.1.2  Industry Chain Characteristics

5.2 Upstream of Integrated Circuit Industry

5.2.1 Polysilicon Industry

5.2.2 Manufacturing Industry of Equipment in Electronics Industry

5.3 Major Downstream Industries of Integrated Circuit Industry

5.3.1 Overview

5.3.2 Computer Manufacturing Industry

5.3.3 Industry

5.3.4 Automobile

5.3.5 Communication Industry

6 Analysis of Status of Sub-sectors of Integrated Circuit Industry in China, 2011-2015

6.1 Integrated Circuit Design Industry

6.1.1 Operation Status

6.1.2 Development Trend

6.2 Integrated Circuit Manufacturing

6.2.1 Operation Status

6.2.2 Development Trend

6.3 Packaging & Testing of Integrated Circuit

6.3.1 Operation Status

6.3.2 Development Trend

7 Analysis of Import & Export of Integrated Circuit Industry in China, 2011-2015

7.1 Import

7.1.1 Import Overview

7.1.2 Import Structure

7.1.3 Major Sources of Import

7.2 Export

7.2.1 Export Overview

7.2.2 Structure of Export

7.2.3 Major Export Destinations

8 Leading Enterprises of China’s Integrated Circuit Industry, 2015-2016

8.1 Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation

8.2 Tianjin Zhonghuan Semiconductor Co., Ltd.

8.3 Jiangsu Changjiang Electronics Technology Co., Ltd.

8.4 Nantong Fujitsu Microelectronics Co., Ltd.

8.5 Hangzhou Silan Microelectronics Co., Ltd.

8.6 Jilin Sino-Microelectronics Co., Ltd.

8.7 TIAN SHUI HUA TIAN TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

8.8 Shanghai Belling Co. Ltd.

8.9 Beijing Fuxing Xiaocheng Eletronic Technology Stock Co., Ltd.

8.10 Shenzhen Danbond Technology Co., Ltd.

8.11 Beijing Ingenic Semiconductor Co., Ltd.

8.12 ZheJiang East Crystal Electronic Co., Ltd.

8.13 Hubei Tech Semiconductors Co., Ltd.

8.14 Shenzhen Netac Technology Co., Ltd.

9 Prospect of Integrated Circuit Industry in China, 2016-2020

9.1 Factors Influencing Development

9.1.1 Macro Economy

9.1. 2 Government Policies

9.1.3 Market Factors

9.2 Forecast on Development Trend

9.2.1 Forecast on Supply

9.2.2 Forecast on Demand

9.2.3 Forecast on Development Characteristics

9.3 Investment and Development Recommendations

9.3.1 Discussion about Investment Opportunities

9.3.2 Development Proposals

Selected Charts

Chart China’s GDP, 2011-2015

Chart Key Policies Concerning China’s Integrated Circuit Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Monthly Per Capita Productivity of China’s Integrated Circuit Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Production Volume of China’s Integrated Circuit, 2011-2015

Chart Product Structure of China’s Integrated Circuit Market, 2015

Chart Market Size of China’s Integrated Circuit, 2011-2015

Chart Import Volume and Value of China’s Integrated Circuit, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of Specialized Equipment for China’s Electronics Manufacturing Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of China’s Computer Manufacturing Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of Design Industry Accounting for the Proportion of China’s Integrated Circuit Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of China’s Integrated Circuit Design Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of China’s Integrated Circuit Manufacturing Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Sales Revenue of China’s Integrated Circuit Packaging and Test Industry, 2011-2015

Chart Production of  Integrated Circuit by Region in China, 2015

Chart Prediction on Production of China’s Integrated Circuit, 2016-2020

Chart Prediction on Market Size of China’s Integrated Circuit, 2016-2020

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Before reform and opening up, China’s cattle industry focused on working cattle instead of beef. Until the early 1990s, economic reform encouraged the enthusiasm of Chinese farmers, which promoted the rapid development of beef cattle industry, beef cattle slaughter industry and beef processing industry.

The breeding mode of live cattle in China is mainly based on the scattered breeding mode, different from the large-scale breeding mode in foreign countries. The major reasons are the deteriorating quality of grassland in China and relatively insufficient grassland resources. What’s more, this kind of cattle breeding mode is determined by China’s large population, abundant labor resources, and low price of agricultural labor force.

In recent years, the fattened volume of live cattle in China rises rapidly. The annual fattened volume of the whole country increased from 13,039,000 in 1991 to 47,750,000 in 2011. With the rapid development of beef cattle slaughter and processing industry in the corresponding period, the beef production increased from 1,256,000 tons in 1990 to 7,000,000 tons in 2015. The CAGR reached 7.11%. At present, China is the third beef producer after the U.S. and Brazil with its beef production volume accounting for over 10% of the global production volume. In addition, the proportion of China’s beef production accounting for the overall national meat production rose from about 5% in 1990 to 8.12% in 2015.

With the improvement of Chinese residents’ living standard and dietary structure, Chinese residents have gradually formed the consumption concept of purchasing high-quality beef products. Thus the demand for beef has increased significantly. It is very difficult to increase supply of beef by adjusting the breeding scale because of the long breeding period and low reproductive rate. With the continuous enhancement of China’s national income level and changes of dietary habits (the promotion of western-style food etc.), per capita demand for beef will increase, so that it will stimulate the rapid growth of demand. Now, China’s annual per capita consumption of beef is less than 7 kg, less than half of the global average.

For a long time, the price of beef in China has been lower than that of developed countries, with output larger than input. But since 2010, the increasing domestic demand leads to domestic beef price’s increase. The price of beef in China exceeded 3,000 USD/ton, much higher than that of Canada and Australia. However, the quality of domestic beef is lower than that of many countries such as Canada, Australia and Brazil. China started to import a lot of beef from Australia, Brazil and Canada because of the huge disparity between quality and price and the gap between supply and demand. Since 2012, China has become a net importer of beef. The import volume reached 49,000 tons in 2012. Afterwards, the annual import continues to rise.

According to CRI, the legal import volume of beef in China reached 473,800 tons in 2015, 59% increase than 2014. The value of import surpassed USD 2 billion. The actual beef import volume in China will be much more than the legal import volume if the smuggling beef from India in Chinese market is taken into account. In 2015, Australia, Uruguay, New Zealand, Brazil were China’s main imports origins of beef. Among them, China imported 156,000 tons of beef from Australia which was China’s most important legal import origins of beef.

It is predicted that in the next few years, the demand for beef in China will continue to rise. And the import volume of beef will also continue to grow because of the low growth of China’s beef production. There are a lot of investment opportunities in Chinese market for many global cattle breeding enterprises, beef processing enterprises and beef trade enterprises.

Through this report, the readers can acquire the following information:

– Condition on the Beef Cattle Breeding in China

– Supply and Demand in China

– Condition on the Import of Bull and Beef in China

– Epidemic Situation of Beef Cattle in China

– Analysis on the Cost of Beef Cattle Breeding in China

– China’s Major Beef Cattle Breeding and Slaughtering Enterprises

– Perspective of Beef Market in China

The Following Enterprises and People Are Recommended to Purchase This Report:

– Beef cattle and bull breeding enterprises

– Beef cattle slaughtering enterprises

– Beef trade enterprises

– Feed manufacturers/animal vaccine producing enterprises

-Investors /Research Agencies Focusing on Beef Cattle Breeding and Beef Market

Table of Contents

1 Supply of Beef in China, 2010-2015

1.1 The Quantity of Bulls

1.1.1 Livestock of Bulls

1.1.2 Import of Bulls

1.2 Feeding of Beef Cattle

1.2.1 Fattened Volume of Beef Cattle

1.2.2 Breeding scale of Beef Cattle

1.2.3 Epidemic Situation of Beef Cattle

1.3 Output Volume of Beef in China

1.3.1 Overall Production

1.3.2 Regional Production

2 Analysis on the Benefit of Beef Cattle Breeding in China, 2011 – 2015

2.1 Cost of Beef Cattle Breeding

2.2 Purchase Price of Beef Cattle

2.3 Profit Level of Beef Cattle Breeding

3 Beef Cattle Slaughter and Processing Industry in China, 2011 – 2015

3.1 Industry Overview

3.2 Problems in the Industry

3.3 Trend of Industry Development

4 Demand for Beef in China, 2011 – 2015

4.1 Consumption of Beef

4.2 Rural and Urban Consumption Structure of Beef

4.3 Different Channels of Beef Consumption Structure

4.4 Price Trend of Beef

5 Import and Export Status of Beef in China, 2011 – 2015

5.1 Export

5.1.1 Overview of Export

5.1.2 Major Export Destinations

5.2 Import

5.2.1 Import Overview

5.2.2 Major Origins of Import

5.2.3 Analysis on Types of Imported Beef

6 China’s Major Beef Cattle Breeding and Slaughter Enterprises, 2011 – 2015

6.1 Hebei Fucheng Wufeng Food Co., Ltd.

6.1.1 Enterprise Profile

6.1.2 Operation Status

6.2 Henan Yisai Beef Co., Ltd.

6.3 Shenyang Lvfeng Food Co., Ltd.

6.4 Mongolia Kerchin Cattle Industry Co., Ltd.

6.5 Xinjiang West Animal Husbandry Co., Ltd.

6.6 Hondo Agriculture Group

6.7 Dalian Xuelong Industry Group Co., Ltd.

7 Prospect of China’s  Cattle Breeding and Beef Market, 2016 – 2020

7.1 Factors Influencing Development

7.1.1 Favorable Factors

7.1.2 Unfavorable Factors

7.2 Forecast on Supply of Beef in China

7.2.1 Prediction on Livestock of Beef Cattle

7.2.2 Prediction on Beef Production

7.3 Prediction on Demand for Beef

7.3.1 Prediction on Beef Consumption

7.3.2 Prediction on Niche Demand for Beef

7.4 Prediction on Import and Export of Beef

7.5 Prediction on Price of Beef

7.6 Advice on Development and Investment of Beef Cattle Breeding and Beef Market in China

Selected Charts

Chart Livestock Volume of Fertile Cows in China, 2003-2015

Chart Import Volume of Bulls in China, 2010-2015

Chart Import Origins of Bulls in China, 2015

Chart Production Volume of Beef in China, 2003-2015

Chart Regional Production Volume of Beef in China, 2015

Chart Scale and Structure of Beef Cattle Breeding in China, 2003-2015

Chart Scale and Structure of Beef Cattle Breeding in China, 2015

Chart Situation of Bovine Diseases in China, 2013 – 2015

Chart Average Purchase Price of Beef Cattle in China, 2011 – 2015

Chart Consumption Volume of Beef in China, 2005 – 2015

Chart Consumption Channels of Beef in China, 2015

Chart Monthly Wholesale Price and Retail Price of Beef in China, 2008 – 2015

Chart Import of Beef in China, 2003-2015

Chart Import Origins of China’s Frozen Beef, 2015

Chart Import Origins of China’s Chilled Beef, 2015

Chart Import Volume of Frozen Beef Offal in China, 2008 – 2015

Chart Operation of Hebei Fucheng Wufeng Food Co., Ltd.

Chart Prediction on Production Volume of Beef in China, 2016 – 2020

Chart Prediction on Consumption Volume of Beef in China, 2016 – 2020

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