• Biok Kaipu supsends glyphosate production for environmental problems
• Zhejiang Wynca enjoys diversified development
• Brazil launches antidumping mid-term review on Chinese glyphosate
• Heightened electricity price aggravates glyphosate industry
• Professional deems AEA route will take preemptive opportunities in glyphosate price uptrend
• MBR technology used in glyphosate liquid treatment
• Yellow phosphorus price hovers at high level in wet season
• China's paraformaldehyde faces severe overcapacity
• Glyphosate price remains depressed in June 2011
• Glyphosate export volume declines in April 2011

• Biok Kaipu suspends glyphosate production for environmental problems.
• Zhejiang Wynca adopts diversified operating strategy to secure its high growth.
• Brazil launches antidumping mid-term review on Chinese glyphosate, but this hasn't evoked much concern in Chinese glyphosate industry.
• Heightened electricity price aggravates the depressed Chinese glyphosate market.
• Professionals deem that glyphosate produced by AEA route will take the preemptive opportunities when glyphosate price sees recovery.
• Yellow phosphorus price hovers at high level in wet season because of the supply shortage of electricity in China.
• China's paraformaldehyde faces serious overcapacity and stagnant demand in glyphosate industry.
• MBR technology is applied in glyphosate liquid treatment, developed by Hangzhou Tianchuang Waterpure Equipment Co., Ltd.
• Glyphosate price remains dreadful in June 2010.
• China's glyphosate export saw decline in April 2011, due to the stagnant overseas demand.

• Zhejiang Wynca Chemical Industry Group Co., Ltd.; Nantong Jiangshan Agrochemical & Chemicals Co., Ltd.; Anhui Huaxing Chemical Co., Ltd.;Zhejiang Biok Kaipu Chemical Co., Ltd.; Hangzhou Tianchuang Waterpure Equipment Co., Ltd.

Title: Glyphsoate China Monthly Report 1106

Certainly, such market situation provides an opportunity for sweeteners—the sugar substitutes and most of them have lower unit sweetness price over sucrose. And the players in the industry are optimistic about the future development of sweeteners, especially high intensity sweeteners (HIS, which is one main focus in this issue): according to a survey from CCM which is also referred in the article below in this issue, most respondents believe that HIS will perform well in China and Asia Pacific in the next 3-5 years. Meanwhile, the recent dynamics of many processors, such as Anhui Jinhe, Mengzhou Huaxing and Gansu Puhua, also prove that they are optimistic about the HIS segment, which is an apparent signal for the industry.