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Informa Economics is very pleased to announce the launch of a second
multi-client study undertaken in conjunction with the China National Grain
and Oils Information Center (NGOIC) on the increasingly dynamic Chinese
agriculture and food sector. This study will focus especially on China’s
corn and corn processing industry structure, conduct and performance and
evaluate its historical trends and future characteristics. This is the
second in a series following last year’s well-received Informa/NGOIC study
of China's oilseed complex, entitled “China’s Oilseed Market: Where Do We Go
from Here?”
In
recent years, China has demonstrated the world's most effective economic
development strategy and it remains committed to rapid economic growth for
the foreseeable future. Because of its massive size, its growth trends
continue to provide one of the world's most powerful economic engines, and
to have strong and growing impacts on global markets in general, especially
for energy and other commodities as well as for agriculture.
For
example, China’s potential influence on world and US corn markets is likely
to be enormous, especially in the current context of an ever-tighter US corn
balance given the extraordinary growth of US corn-based ethanol. China's
competitive exports are now on a trajectory to morph into potential net
imports--a policy and market shift that raises far-reaching concerns about
when and how it will take place (the drivers and the timing) and its
impacts.
Our
discussions with clients suggest that every organization influenced by these
trends must determine how to manage the risks involved, to minimize problems
and stresses they generate and seize the opportunities they offer.
Please review the detailed study prospectus below to better understand the
scope, details and focus of this timely study. I will be happy to answer
any questions you may have about the study and I look forward to your
joining Informa in this unique effort. Thank you for your time and
attention.
Sincerely,
Bruce Scherr
Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board
The
entire prospectus in pdf form
To obtain additional information,
e-mail
info@informaecon.com....
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