Northeast China, North China and East China are both major production areas of grain and the egg hen industry in China. The leading areas with high hen egg output are respectively Hebei, Henan, Shandong, Liaoning, Jiangsu and Sichuan. They have obvious advantages in breeding & raising egg hens. First, the low forage price and production cost are very important in major grain production regions. In addition, close to major markets such as Beijing and Shanghai, it is convenient for hen eggs’ transportation and sales. Moreover, the local climate conditions are appropriate for egg hens. In recent years, due to the flu, fluctuation of market prices and the increasing transportation costs, the livestock suffered from a sharp decline in the egg hen production areas in the north. However, thanks to the low price of imported forage and the enhancement of breeding technology and facilities, the amount of breeding egg hens increased rapidly in the southern coastal areas such as Guangdong and Guangxi. All in all, China’s egg hen breeding areas continue to expand, and the output volume of hen eggs presents an increasing trend, which lay a solid foundation for the stability of the market as well as the sustainable and stable development of egg product trade.

The development of Chinese economy promotes the rapid increase of demand for poultry eggs. In 1998, the output volume of poultry eggs surpassed 20 million tons for the first time in China, accounting for almost 40% of the world’s poultry egg output volume. It was over four times that of the U.S. In 2015, the output volume of poultry eggs reached 29.99 million tons with an increase of 3.6% in China. Hen eggs accounted for most market share of the poultry egg production in China. In 2015, the total consumption volume of poultry eggs exceeded 29 million tons with the rising trend year after year. The consumption of poultry eggs can be divided into industrial consumption (clean sterilized fresh eggs, food industry, etc.), household consumption (edible eggs) and outdoor consumption (eggs consumed in restaurants).

In general, the consumption of poultry eggs is still dominated by household consumption in China. China’s processed egg products with simple product structure mainly include traditional processed products such as marinated egg, salted egg and Pidan which is lack of innovation. The output volume of high added-value products such egg liquid and egg powder is relatively small. However, in the long run, there are large market opportunities for the egg processing industry in such fields as catering, biology and pharmaceutical application. In 2015, the sales revenue of egg processing industry exceeded CNY 30 billion with an increase of above 10% YOY.

There is large output volume of poultry eggs in China and mainly sold in domestic market. The export size is relatively small. The relatively cheap low-end products are major export products. According to statistics, China’s total export value of all egg products was only USD 300 million in 2015, which was much lower than that of the developed countries such as the U.S. In addition, China possessed the small market share in the world’s egg product trade, which was lack of international competitiveness. China’s exported eggs are mainly produced in Shandong, Liaoning, Hubei and Guangdong with major export markets in Asia.

In the coming years, the poultry’s intensive, large-scale development will help the output volume of poultry eggs in China maintain the leadership in the world. Limited by such factors as environmental protection and the market development, the small-scale breeders will withdraw quickly, and the output volume of poultry eggs will experience a slow increase.

With the rapid increase of the population and the level-up revenue per capita, the consumption of poultry eggs continues to rise. There are many opportunities in Chinese market for egg poultry breeding & raising enterprises, forage processing enterprises and animal health care enterprises.

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

-Support Polices of Chinese Government on the Poultry Egg Industry

– Status of Egg Poultry Breeding & Raising and Poultry Egg Supply in China

-Market Demand for Poultry Eggs in China

-Import and Export Status of Poultry Eggs

-Epidemic Situation of Egg Poultry

-Price Trend of Hen Eggs

-Development Prospect of Egg Poultry Breeding & Raising Industry and Egg Market in China

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

-Egg Poultry Breeding & Raising Enterprises

-Poultry Egg Trading and Processing Enterprises

-Poultry Forage Manufacturers

-Animal Health Care Enterprises

-Investors/Research Agencies Focusing on Egg Poultry Breeding & Raising and Egg Market

Table of Contents

1 Overall Status of Egg Poultry Breeding & Raising in China, 2011-2015

1.1 Quantity of Egg Poultry Breeding & Raising

1.2 Output Volume and Structure of Poultry Eggs

2 Analysis of Poultry Egg Supply in China, 2011-2015

2.1 Breeding Hens

2.2 Livestock of Egg Hens

2.3 Output Volume of Hen Eggs

2.4 Breeding & Raising Size of Egg Hens

2.5 Epidemic Situation of Egg Hens

3 Analysis on the Benefits of Egg Hen Breeding & Raising in China, 2015

3.1 Breeding & Raising Cost of Egg Hens

3.2 Price of Hen Eggs

3.3 Profits of Egg Hen Breeding & Raising

4 Status of Poultry Egg Processing Industry in China, 2011-2015

4.1 Enterprise Size

4.1.1 Number of Enterprises

4.1.2 Number of Employees

4.1.3 Total Assets

4.2 Operation Status

4.2.1 Sales Revenue of Products

4.2.2 Profit

5 Consumption of Poultry Eggs in China, 2011-2015

5.1 Consumption of Poultry Eggs

5.2 Different Channels of Poultry Egg Consumption Structure

5.2.1 Household Consumption

5.2.2 Catering Consumption

5.2.3 Industrial Consumption

5.3 Price Trend of Poultry Eggs

6 Import and Export of Poultry Eggs in China, 2011-2015

6.1 Import

6.2 Export

6.2.1 Export Value and Export Quantity

6.2.2 Major Export Destinations

7 Major Egg Poultry Breeding & Raising Enterprises in China, 2011-2015

7.1 Chia Tai Group

7.2 Tie Qi Li Shi Group

7.3 Hanwei Group

7.4 Beijing DQY Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd.

7.5 Hubei Shendan Healthy Food Co., Ltd.

8 Prospect of Egg Poultry Market in China, 2016-2020

8.1 Prediction on Egg Poultry Breeding & Raising Policies

8.2 Forecast on Supply

8.2.1 Livestock of Egg Poultry

8.2.2 Output Volume of Egg Poultry

8.3 Prediction on Demand

8.3.1 Consumption of Poultry Eggs

8.3.2 Price of Poultry Eggs

8.4 Analysis of Market Drivers

Selected Charts

Chart Output Volume of Poultry Eggs in China, 2001-2015

Chart Output Volume of Poultry Eggs by Region in China, 2015

Chart Price Trend of Baby Hens in China, 2010-2015

Chart Scale Structure of Egg Hen Breeding & Raising in China, 2001-2015

Chart Standard Scale Breeding & Raising of Egg Hens in China, 2001-2015

Chart Cost Price and Retail Price Trend of Hen Eggs in China, 2015

Chart Profit of Egg Hen Breeding & Raising in China, 2011-2015

Chart Consumption Volume of Poultry Eggs in China, 2001-2015

Chart Monthly Wholesale Price and Retail Price of Hen Eggs in China, 2011-2015

Chart Export Volume of China’s Hen Eggs, 2001-2015

Chart Destinations of China’s Exported Hen Eggs, 2015

Chart Major Hen Egg Export Enterprises in China, 2015

Chart Prediction on Output Volume of Poultry Eggs in China, 2016-2020

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As a kind of new energy automobiles, electric vehicles refer to automobiles in which power-driven motors completely or partly serve as the power system. In response to the increasingly prominent carbon emission and environmental pollution, the world’s major automobile producers speed up their plans to promote technology R&D and industrialization with the national strategy of developing new energy automobiles. Energy conservation and new energy automobiles become the development orientation of the international automobile industry. In the next 10 years, it will be an important strategic opportunity period for the transformation and upgrading of the global automobile industry.

Compared with the traditional automobile industry chain, electric vehicles break the industry chain persistently consists of suppliers, automobile plants, sales and after-sales services. There are more suppliers in the upstream electric vehicle industry chain, which includes suppliers of battery, motor and other electrical accessories. Meanwhile, the monopoly position of automobile plants is challenged in the automobile industry chain, and some automobile design companies and battery suppliers, with the opportunities of the electric vehicles upgrade to new automobile plants. In addition, automobile services in the downstream industry chain have the new energy services, involving the participation of the constructors of charging facilities, charging stations and charging piles. Accordingly, the arrival of electric vehicles brings great changes to components of the traditional automobile industry chain. With the emerging new participators, the traditional automobile industry chain is no longer appropriate for the electric vehicle industry.

Different from the traditional automobile industry, the electric vehicle technology core is no longer entirely mastered by automobile plants. The core technology increasingly lies in new material industry, electronics and software development, etc.

Presently, China’s production and sales size ranks the first in the world, which is expected to increase in the coming period. In Jul. 2012, the State Council of PRC issued The Planning for the Development of the Energy-Saving and New Energy Automobile Industry (2012-2020), which pointed out that the development orientation of new energy automobiles was the industrialization of battery electric vehicles.

In 2015, the global sales volume of electric vehicles exceeded 549,000 with an increase of 72.64% YOY. Chinese electric vehicle market has a good performance under the support of policies. In 2015, the production volume of electric vehicles reached 340,000 with an increase of 330% YOY in China. Up to the end of 2015, the reserve of electric vehicles reached 583,200 in China with an increase of 386% YOY.

In China, most industry insiders think that combined with the facts in Chinese market, the development of hybrid technology is the latest and most reliable new energy solutions compared with battery electric vehicles. Industry insiders hold that from a technical perspective, plug-in hybrid vehicles for passengers are more suitable for Chinese market. In terms of technology, hybrid automobiles share many advantages with electric vehicles and avoid some development bottlenecks of battery electric vehicles. Hybrid automobiles are good at saving energy, reducing emission and declining the cost.

From 2014 on, Chinese government spared no efforts to promote the plug-in hybrid vehicles as the key products. The supplement standard is based on the capacity of the power batteries.  Whether the hybrid vehicles or battery electric vehicles are also identified and subsidized in accordance with the capacity of batteries. The most important measures to encourage the development of electric vehicles lie in the direct subsidies for electric vehicle buyers. For example, the electric vehicle buyers can avoid a certain proportion of vehicle purchase tax and annual registration tax. In China, local governments also issued related financial subsidies. For example, from 2013 on, Shanghai municipal government presented Shanghai license plates to eligible electric vehicle buyers (The license plate is worth CNY 80,000 or more), which promoted the sharp increase of the sales volume. In May 2015, Beijing municipal government announced that battery electric vehicles were not affected by traffic restrictions based on even-numbered and odd-numbered license plates. Therefore, the demand for battery electric vehicles enjoys a remarkable increase.

In 2013, there were no Chinese automobile manufacturers whose sales volume of electric vehicles exceeded 5,000. In 2014, there emerged five automobile manufacturers including Kandi, BYD, ZOTYE, BAIC Motor and Yutong. The annual sales volume of Kandi and BYD surpassed 10,000, and that of ZOTYE was close to 10,000. In 2015, seven Chinese automobile manufacturers ranked Top 20 sales volume of global electric vehicles. According to the ranking order, they are respectively BYD, Kandi, ZOTYE, BAIC Motor, Chery, Roeve of SAIC and JAC Motors. In 2015, their annual sales volume of Electric Vehicles surpassed 10,000. The annual sales volume of BYD exceeded 50,000, and that of Kandi and ZOTYE was over 20,000.

China’s new energy automobile industry is fast-growing. However, the downstream charging piles are seriously insufficient, which becomes the bottleneck of the fast-growing new energy automobiles. Up to the end of 2014, the quantity of electric vehicles is four times that of charging piles. And there is still a huge gap compared to Chinese government’s target that the electric vehicles share the same quantity with charging piles. According to The Guidelines for the Development of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (2015-2020) published by National Development and Reform Commission, there will be 12,000 new charging stations and 4.8 million charging piles to satisfy the requirements of 5 million new energy automobiles in China from 2016 to 2020. Therefore, the huge potentials of the charging pile market size should attract the investors’ attention.

On the whole, China’s electric vehicle industry will be fast-growing in 2016-2020. In a long period, China’s demand for automobiles will continue to grow, which makes the energy shortage and environmental pollution more prominent. Thus, to speed up the development of electric vehicles is an inevitable choice for China to relieve pressure on energy and environment.

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

– Support Policies Concerning Electric Vehicle Industry Released by Chinese Government

– Production Status of Electric Vehicles in China

– Market Demand for Electric Vehicles in China

– Driving Factors of Electric Vehicles in China

– Major Electric Vehicle Manufacturers in China

– Prediction on Electric Vehicle Industry in China

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

– Automobile Manufacturers

– Related Enterprises of Electric Vehicle Industry Chain

-Investors and Research Institutes Concerned about Electric Vehicle Industry

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