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Cost-performance Ratio Becomes Key Factor for Chinese Farmers' Purchasing Decision

LogoChinese farmers are more rational in choosing products, and cost-performance ratios has become the first important factor for making purchasing decision, according to CCM’s September issue of Glyphsoate China Monthly Report.

How Is Chinese Starch Industry Influenced by the Governmental Policies

LogoOn Sept. 22, 2011, CCM is going to launch a free webinar on Chinese starch industry, mainly focusing on the governmental policy and its influences on the starch industry.

Bright Future of Cellulosic Ethanol in China

LogoCCM’s September Issue of Industrial Biotechnology China News reveals the bright future of cellulosic ethanol in China.

China's Modified Starch Output Posts 17.4% Growth in 2010

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Potential Acephate Market in China

LogoCCM has launched the latest report of Acephate Survey in China, indicating the potential acephate market in China.

Export and Import of China’s Pesticide Increase in July 2011

LogoBoth volume and value of pesticide's export and import in China witness increase in July 2011, according to CCM’s latest issue of Crop Protection China News.

Pesticide Export and Import Rise in July 2011

LogoBoth volume and value of pesticide's export and import in China witness increase in July 2011, according to CCM’s latest issue of Crop Protection China News.

Shandong Qiaochang Puts Off Its Listing Plan

LogoShandong Qiaochang's listing plan by reorganizing towards SFH is put off, according to CCM’s September Issue of Herbicides China News.

Decreasing Jingangmycin Market Share in China

LogoJingangmycin's market share has been gradually shrinking in Chinese main rice planting areas in recent years, according to CCM’s September Issue of Fungicides China News.

Export Volume of Urea and DAP Is Excepted to Decline

LogoCCM’s September issue of Phosphorus Industry China Monthly Report indicates that export volume of urea and DAP is expected to keep downturn in the rest of 2011.