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Japan Implemented Chemical Examination Legislation
2010-6-2

The legislation of chemical examination which conceived quite long will be put into effect in second half year of 2010. The Japanese government demand the companies which import & export or manufacture chemicals, to report the usage and quantity to the authority once every year according to the legislation. The aim is to control and help to prevent damages to the environment. So, this legislation is also called as Japanese REACH. The legislation meet the trend of chemical management worldwide, obviously it will affect many Japanese companies.

Meanwhile, this legislation has already defined the obligations of nearly 20,000kinds of chemicals need to be reported. This will bring difficulties for Chinese companies who export products to Japan. In the long term, the establishment of the system for dangerous chemical registration is a general trend.

By Grace

Price of Sulfur Fallen Back Close To International Market
2010-5-31

International sulfur trading market has experienced a slow transaction period, and then the rated price of the second quarter satisfied the importers. They began to realize the profit space of the price decline of spot trading, so that their activities have increased significantly. The sulfur price of the Middle East was close to 100 U.S. dollars / ton due to the buyer intended to control it below 140 U.S. dollars / ton. Recently in the Chinese market, price for a large particle sulfur business was still 150 to 155 U.S. dollars / ton, but we do believe that it would be down very soon to match the current international situation. We believe that the price of the pesticides related will be changed according to the change of raw materials.

(Source: China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Network)

By Jane

Chinese Glyphosate Industry Responds To Anti-dumping Petition
2010-5-28

A coordinating conference in conjuction with the recent US anti-dumping petition against Chinese Origin-Glyphosate was held by the CCCMC in Beijing, China. More than 20 Chinese glyphosate exporters, including Wycan, Good Harvest, Rainbow, Fuhua Group had attended the conference.

The glyphosate to US were exported through a normal market behavior and will not harm the relative industries in the US. We will appear the petition under the direction of CCCMC. Most conferees said so. 19 companies were determined to take part in the plea. It is believed firmly that Chinese glyphosate will overcome this obstacle whatever in US or in Brazil. Ref: Agropages.com

By Ben