DUBLIN, April 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Report on China's Corn Processing Industry 2013" report to their offering.

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This report conducts a comprehensive detailed analysis of the industries in upstream and downstream of China's corn processing industry chain, aiming to make clear the development prospect of the subdivisions of products and corresponding industries in China's corn processing industry, select the most valuable fields for investment, and conduct a far-sighted analysis of the development trend of China's corn processing industry in 2012-2017, so as to provide reference for the decision-making of various investors.

Research Background

In the world there are two famous golden belts for planting corn, respectively locating in America and China. China is the second largest producer of corn and also the second largest consumer of corn. In the past, corn was mainly consumed as food and feed in China, but now the corn processing industry has developed rapidly while the feed consumption of corn also keeps stable increase.

Among the three major kinds of grain, corn is the most suitable type to be used as industrial raw material, and is also the mostly processed grain. The characteristics of the corn processing industry lie in the following three aspects: large space for processing, long industry chain and abundance of products which include eight series, namely, starch, starch sugar, denatured starch, alcohol, enzymic preparations, spice, medicine, and chemical products. But starch and alcohol are the two major products while all the others are produced from further processing of starch and alcohol or by-products of starch and alcohol production. These deep processing products or by-products have comparatively high values, i.e. they have high added value which may bring high profit.

Key Topics Covered:

1 Policy Environment of China's Corn Processing Industry

2 Status Quo of China's Corn Processing Industry

3 China's Corn Processing Industry and Raw Material

4 Development Trend of China's Corn Processing Industry

5 Research into China's Corn Starch Processing Industry

6 Research into China's Corn Alcohol and Bio-ethanol Industry

7 Research into China's Corn Starch Sugar Industry

8 Research into China's Corn MSG Industry

9 Research into China's Corn Lysine/Threonine Industry

10 Research into China's Corn Citric Acid Industry

11 Research into China's Corn De-natured Starch Industry

12 Research into China's Corn Oil Industry

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