China Synthetic rubber production in the second day of the world's sixth in the world

According to the World Rubber Study Group (IRSG) reported that the 2005 World rubber consumption mark a breakthrough 20,000,000 tons to 20,659,000 tons, 2.4 percent increase over the previous year. China's rubber consumption of 4,406,000 tons, 8.3 percent increase over the previous year, the world's consumption volume of plastic 1 / 5 over from the 2
002 years from 4 years in a row home in the world.
Rubber consumption in the top 10 countries followed the United States 3,114,000 tons, an increase of 2.1 percent; Japan 2,040,000 tons, an increase of 4.0 percent; India 1,018,000 tons, an increase of 5.2 percent; Germany 895,000 tons, an increase of 3.3 percent, at Out 2-5. Brazil, South Korea, Russia to 719,000 tons, 703,000 tons, 624,000 tons home six or seven, eight, the annual growth rate of 0.9 percent to 1.8 percent, at a slow growth or stagnation of the basic state. France 2 consecutive years of decline, from 2003 to 793,000 tons last year fell to 585,000 tons, over the previous year negative growth of 10.1 percent, fell to sixth place from ninth. For many years has been the world's tenth Malaysia to 551,000 tons, the annual growth of only 1.7 percent. Currently, 10 major rubber-consuming countries of the world's rubber consumption has been the world's consumption accounted for 70% of the amount of glue, an increase of 3.5 percent. However, other countries and a total of 6,000,000 tons, only 99.2 percent the previous year, a downward trend.
Yield stagnation
2005 Synthetic global production 11,965,000 tons, the world such as the impact of soaring oil prices, not by falling for 99.9 percent of 2004. In this serious situation, our country continues the rapid development of Synthetic production to 10.5 percent by the year's high-speed, to reach 1,632,000 tons, more than Japan ranked second in the world. Other Synthetic with an annual output of 1,000,000 tons over the country, the United States 2,366,000 tons, continued to top the world, Japan and Russia to 1,627,000 tons and 1,147,000 tons at the third and fourth, respectively, an increase of 0.7 percent and 2.8 %. To 10 in the fifth, with the exception of the sixth of South Korea (755,000 tons) growth of 6.3 percent, the other decreased. Among them, Germany 842,000 tons, down 6.9 percent; France 657,000 tons, down 15.3 percent; Brazil 416,000 tons, down 3.1 percent; Britain 344,000 tons, down 2.0 percent. China Taiwan 545,000 tons, unchanged from the previous year.
World natural rubber production due to abnormal weather, and other adverse factors, in 2005 basically in a state of stagnation. The world's rubber production 8,682,000 tons, the annual growth of 0.4 percent, compared with the previous 7.7 percent growth in 2001, in 2002 1.2% 2003 8.8% 2004 8.2%, an increase substantially reduced. China's natural rubber production in 2004 from 486,000 tons of production to 428,000 tons, with the sharp drop 11.9 percent, down from fifth to sixth. World's first long-term occupation of Thailand for the first time negative growth from 2,984,000 tons to 2,911,000 tons by a decrease of 2.5 percent. Malaysia's third from 1,169,000 tons to 1,131,000 tons, down 3.3 percent.
However, the second in Indonesia in recent years it has maintained steady growth momentum in 2000 more than 1,500,000 tons in 2004, more than 2,000,000 tons in 2005 and further to reach 2,270,000 tons, up 9.9 percent annual growth rate. India also increased 3.8 percent to reach 770,000 tons, ranking fourth in the world. Vietnam's growth rate to 4.9 percent, reaching 436,000 tons, rose to fifth in the world. Côte d'Ivoire increased by as much as 7.7 percent to 153,000 tons, ranks seventh. However, the eighth to tenth of Liberia (112,000 tons), Sri Lanka (95,000 tons), Philippines (80,000 tons), now back to square one, or a slight reduction. One rising star in the Philippines in recent years replaced the old rubber producing countries of Brazil, the world's top 10 rubber producing countries.
Balance between supply and demand situation is no longer
Overall, the world's rubber production has been lagging behind consumption. 2005 World rubber consumption of 20,659,000 tons, an increase of 2.4 percent, while the output of 20,647,000 tons, an increase of 0.1 percent, the beginning of tight global supply and demand, leading to the international rubber market price shocks high, rising again and again, and even once there is no price in the city of phenomena . Over the past two years, Jiaojia up more than 1, to the production and development of rubber industry has brought a lot of uncertainty and caused a great deal of difficulty. This has been a long time to break the world rubber production and consumption is greater than about 1% to 2% of the market supply and demand pattern. In 2006, in the face of the continuing rise in world oil prices and global climate change, unpredictable and many other complex issues, rubber production and consumption is likely to further aggravate the conflict.
At present, China's natural rubber self-sufficiency rate has dropped to 21%, well below the 30% of the strategic security alert level. Consumption in 2005 to 2,040,000 tons, nearly 4 / 5 on imported natural rubber, accounting for international trade in natural rubber by 30%. Synthetic has been increased to meet domestic demand of 2 / 3, but the proportion of species is not coordination, butyl rubber, EPDM rubber, nitrile rubber, and other serious shortage still a large number of imports. Rubber market has a total volume of resources, for 2005 only 46.7 percent of national consumption, rubber raw materials has become a constraining the development of China's rubber industry bottlenecks.
To address various bottlenecks
In the face of severe supply and demand situation, domestic natural rubber production sector is carrying out institutional reforms, in addition to actively expand the area under cultivation, improved strains scholaris to improve yields, have begun to build in natural rubber production base abroad. If the Hainan Natural Rubber Group of Cambodia is to build 62,000 ha rubber plantation in Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and other countries in Africa and seek new partners, in 2010 plans to build 140,000 hectares rubber plantation. Synthetic production in addition to Shanghai, Nanjing, Fujian and Guangdong and other places with an annual output of the new 100,000 tons of large-scale SBR plant, still in R & D efforts can be replaced by a new type of Synthetic Natural Rubber.
Note: Data are IRSG statistics, with statistics beg to differ.
World rubber consumption in the first ten countries 10,000 tons,%
States in 2005 year-on-year growth in 2004
China 440.60 406.75 8.3
United States 311.38 305.04 2.1
Japan 204.03 196.11 4.0
India 101.84 96.80 5.2
Germany 89.51 86.68 3.3
Brazil 71.88 71.22 0.9
South Korea 70.32 69.08 1.8
Russia 62.36 61.82 0.9
France 58.46 65.02 -10.1
Malaysia 55.10 54.19 1.7
Other 600.42 605.19 -0.8
Total 2065.90 2017.90 2.4