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The document summarizes chlorpyrifos technical consumption data in China from 2010. Over half (55%) of chlorpyrifos technical was used for rice farming, with other major uses including other crops (12%), vegetables (9%), fruit (8%), and cotton (7%). In 2011, peanut fields became a new target market for chlorpyrifos manufacturers to address overcapacity issues. While domestic consumption was forecast to remain steady, manufacturers planned to increase exports to take advantage of growing foreign demand and declining international production capacity.

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Consumption Data of Chlorpyrifos technical in China

Table Consumption pattern of chlorpyrifos technical in China, 2010
Downstream industry Quantity (tonne) Share(%)

Agricultural use_rice 10,954 55%
Agricultural use_other crops 2,396 12%
Agricultural use_vegetable 1,704 9%
Agricultural use_fruit 1,581 8%
Agricultural use_cotton 1,300 7%
Agricultural use_fruit excl citrus 939 5%
Agricultural use_citrus 521 3%

Non-crop use_home and public
390 2%
health

Non-crop use_ornamental plants,
180 1%
turf, forestry, other non-crop uses

Total: 19,965 100%

Figure Share of different downstream industry of chlorpyrifos technical in China

Following rice field, cotton field, vegetable field and orchard, peanut field becomes chlorpyrifos
manufacturers' new battlefield in 2011. In order to release the severe overcapacity,
manufacturers are making preparation to have a fight on peanut insecticide battlefield.

1
www.cnchemicals.com
Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com
Tel: +86-20-3761 6606
Fax: +86-20-3761 6968

Figure Forecast on chlorpyrifos technical consumption in China, 2012~2015

As domestic chlorpyrifos technical consumption situation won't change greatly in 2011,
chlorpyrifos technical manufacturers have to develop more foreign markets to ease the
pressure of overcapacity. As foreign demand will boom in 2011 and foreign production capacity
continues to decline, more and more domestic chlorpyrifos technical will be exported aided by
relatively low price in 2011.

2
www.cnchemicals.com
Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com
Tel: +86-20-3761 6606
Fax: +86-20-3761 6968

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Consumption data of chlorpyrifos technical

1. Consumption Data of Chlorpyrifos technical in China Table Consumption pattern of chlorpyrifos technical in China, 2010 Downstream industry Quantity (tonne) Share(%) Agricultural use_rice 10,954 55% Agricultural use_other crops 2,396 12% Agricultural use_vegetable 1,704 9% Agricultural use_fruit 1,581 8% Agricultural use_cotton 1,300 7% Agricultural use_fruit excl citrus 939 5% Agricultural use_citrus 521 3% Non-crop use_home and public 390 2% health Non-crop use_ornamental plants, 180 1% turf, forestry, other non-crop uses Total: 19,965 100% Figure Share of different downstream industry of chlorpyrifos technical in China Following rice field, cotton field, vegetable field and orchard, peanut field becomes chlorpyrifos manufacturers' new battlefield in 2011. In order to release the severe overcapacity, manufacturers are making preparation to have a fight on peanut insecticide battlefield. 1 www.cnchemicals.com Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com Tel: +86-20-3761 6606 Fax: +86-20-3761 6968

2. Figure Forecast on chlorpyrifos technical consumption in China, 2012~2015 As domestic chlorpyrifos technical consumption situation won't change greatly in 2011, chlorpyrifos technical manufacturers have to develop more foreign markets to ease the pressure of overcapacity. As foreign demand will boom in 2011 and foreign production capacity continues to decline, more and more domestic chlorpyrifos technical will be exported aided by relatively low price in 2011. 2 www.cnchemicals.com Email: econtact@cnchemicals.com Tel: +86-20-3761 6606 Fax: +86-20-3761 6968

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