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A free live webinar to discuss glyphosate industry and its upstream products in China is going to be held on August 25, 2011 by CCM, a professional China-based market research company with 10 years experience in agriculture, life science and chemicals & energy.

Shenghua Biok was criticized and forced to stop production due to environmental protection problem in June 2011, according to the latest issue of Herbicides China News released by CCM.

Israel Chemical limited and China will sign a potash fertilizer agreement on potash fertilizer supply in late 2011. The transaction price is USD470/t, and its amount is 500,000 tonnes. ICL will supply to 6 fertilizer producers in China.

India made a final judgement on Investigation of hydrofluoric acid imported from China in May 24, 2011. The target product imported from China no longer has the great damage on domestic industry, so they decide to cancel this anti-dumping.

According to CCM’s July Issue of Herbicides China News, Zhejiang Shenghua Biok Biology Co., Ltd. (Shenghua Biok) issued a bulletin on June 7th 2011, saying that its two plants were forced to suspend production by local government censorate, Deqing Environmental Protection Bureau, because of disqualification in environmental protection. In the meantime, the bulletin triggered public opinion and Shenghua Biok was condemned for its lapse in environmental protection.

Recently, an article published by president of Moore & Associates Bill Moore reveals that quality of American waste paper is declining.

The July issue of Crop Protection China News has come out recently., The headline news is China Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) announced on July 5 that 10 more highly toxic pesticides, including methidathion, phorate, isofenphosmethyl and carbofuran, etc., will be banned in 2011.

Gazprom and China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) will continue discussions on a major gas supply deal on Tuesday, the Russian energy giant said on Monday after a second straight day of talks in Moscow.

Blackstone pulled out of its investment in a Chinese agricultural company earlier this year after the mainland group warned the buy-out firm that its involvement would complicate moves to raise prices.

Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) held a press conference on July 5, 2011, disclosing that it will ban 10 more highly toxic pesticides in 2011 together with other four ministries in China, according to the July issue of Crop Protection China News.