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calcium chloride 74%
1 40' Container
Brazil
Potassium Sorbate food grade 70%
1 40' Container
Mexico
Scheelite concentrate
Mexico
High density polyethylene softener
Mexico
Acrilic Resin
Mexico
MPG
1 40' Container
Egypt
Sodium gluconate
1 40' Container
Egypt
Urea（second grade and Third grade）
200 MT
Viet Nam
H A R D E N E R ,9 8 %TITANIUM MP21 - REV 0
15 Tons
Ghana
HARDENER, MANGANESEALUMINIUM MP12 - REV. 4
15 Tons
Ghana
80% IRON - ALUMINIUMBRIQUETTES M14 - REV 5
15 Tons
Ghana
Riboflavin
1 40' Container
Mexico
Chromic Acid 99.5%
Mexico
MSHP
1 40' Container
Egypt
maltidextrin
1 40' Container
Brazil
HARDENER, 5% TITANIUM- 1% BORON - COILED ROD MP23 - REV. 0
15 Tons
Ghana
BATH MATERIAL CL 12 REV. 1
15 Tons
Ghana
theanine-L
150 KG
Brazil
SLES 70%
1 40' Container
Egypt
Formic acid
1 40' Container
Egypt
jiaocheng dingxin fertilizer co.,ltd
Guangdi Maoming Chemical Co., Ltd
Zhangqiu Metallic Pigment Co., Ltd.
Guangdong Chaozhou Fengye Industrial Co.,Ltd
Ju Yuan Tang Natural Perfume Co.,Ltd
Zhonglong Materials Group - Zhonglong Chemical Co.,Ltd
JIANG SHAN HUA SHUN ORGANIC SILICONE CO.,LTD
WPA CHEMICALS LIMITED
Nantong xianghai chemical co.,ltd
SHANDONG ZHISHANG CHEMICAL.,CTD
-11.7%
$ 530.00 /MT $ 600.00/MT
-4.4%
$ 880.00 /MT $ 920.00/MT
-7.5%
$ 37.00 /MT $ 40.00/MT
-5.1%
$ 94.00 /KG $ 99.00/KG
-20%
$ 28.00 /KG $ 35.00/KG
Tokyo,Japan
2019.01.29 - 2019.02.01
Moscow,Russian Federation
2019.02.19 - 2019.02.22
Dubai,United Arab Emirates
2019.02.26 - 2019.02.28
Gandhinagar,India
2019.02.27 - 2019.03.01
Lahore,Pakistan
2019.02.28 - 2019.03.02
Moscow,Russian Federation
2019.03.04 - 2019.03.07
Guadalajara,Mexico
2019.03.05 - 2019.03.07
Shanghai,China
2019.03.05 - 2019.03.07
Together with Guangdong TGPM Automotive Group Co. Ltd. (TGPM) has opened the Refinish Competence Center (RCC) BASF-TGPM in Foshan, Guangdong Province (China). Foshan is a regional center for the automotive industry in China and Asia. This new center will meet the needs from the entire value chain in one multi-functional complex. Occupying almost 1,800 square meters on two floors, it houses state-of-the-art facilities such as preparation bays, spray booths, and mixing islands, as well as a spacious gallery area, and various lecture and conference rooms for training, visualised experiences and customer interaction. TGPM builds own racetrack The facility is part of TGPM, an automotive chemical and auto parts manufacturing company based in Foshan. BASF has been partnering with TGPM for more than 20 years. To share with customers the passion for cars, TGPM is building a racing track of 4.7 kilometers within its premise. The RCC in Foshan will feature the premium brands of BASF’s automotive refinish coatings portfolio. BASF is committed to providing customers with new, eco-efficient solutions for sustainable market success, such as water-borne basecoats and integrated processes, which will help lower emissions of volatile organic compounds and protect the environment. Source: european-coatings.com Related Article: BASF Strengthens Collaboration with Grolman in Europe BASF, GAC R&D Center Co-develop Concept Cars for Future Mobility
On Oct.4, OKCHEM visited the Egyptian Exporters Association, ExpoLink (EEA), and this visit not only provided us with the latest Egyptian industrial market information, but also provided us with the possibilities of cooperation in the local market. Egyptian Exporters Association, ExpoLink (EEA), is a non for profit private sector association founded in 1997 by the Egyptian private sector, which aims to help Egyptian exporters to explore overseas markets through the strength of the association, covering export promotion, export facilitation, market intelligence, marketing assistance, technical assistance, etc. In this visit, we met the executive director of the EEA, Shady Amin and had a in-depth conversation about the topics relevant to Egyptian industrial market. As the CEO, Mr. Shady Amin goes on business trips to China frequently. Based on his rich experience and understanding about the market of Egypt and China, Mr. Shady said that the previous model was that China purchased some raw materials from Egypt at lower prices, and then exported them to Egypt after deep processing. Now they want to change this model, so now they are committed to attracting Chinese companies to directly invest in Egypt and then export Egyptian products to neighboring countries in the Middle East and Africa. After knowing our B2B platform, Mr. Shady is very happy to cooperate with us and hopes to work together to make the Egyptian chemical market go global. As a leading B2B platform in chemical industry, OKCHEM is always dedicated to looking for the best matched buyer or supplier for our customers and providing them customized services to improve their global business. Related Articles: OKCHEM Egyptian Team Visited the EPEMA OKCHEM Participated in China Trade Fair Egypt 2018
On Oct.8, Our OKCHEM Egyptian team visited the Egyptian Plastic Exporters & Manufacturers Association (EPEMA) in order to learn more about the development of the plastics industry in the Egyptian market and keep up with the market trend. Egyptian Plastic Exporters & Manufacturers Association (EPEMA) is an independent non governmental industrial organization aiming to add value to the Egyptian plastic community in specific and Egyptian industry in general. Industrial, marketing and environmental issues have particular importance. Established in 2006, it currently has more than 250 members. As the only official plastic export association (NGO) in Egypt, it is the international association representing companies that acquire, process, and promote the output of more than 90 percent of plastic processing capacity in Egypt. During the visit, we met with Mr. Mohamed Taher, the executive director of the EPEMA, who is willing to share the industrial information with us. In our conversation, we got to know that at present, Egyptian plastics exports are mainly concentrated in African Continent, Middle East, Europe. Some sectors also export to the USA but seldom export to Asia. Our OKCHEM Egyptian team also proposed to make presentations at the annual meeting or large-scale events organized by the EPEMA, Mr. Mohamed agreed and told us that all of this is free (after becoming a member of EPEMA). There is a large annual meeting held by the EPEMA and we can give a presentation at that stage, which offers us definitely a great platform to introduce our company. We believe that cooperation with the EPEMA allows us to provide customers with more customized and professional services, aiming to help both the chemical buyers and suppliers from all over the world to expand their chemical market and grow their chemical business. Related Articles: OKCHEM Participated in China Trade Fair Egypt 2018 GPIC team visits Egypt fertilizer giant
At present, titanium dioxide can be produced through chlorination method and sulfate process, and chloride process has become the mainstream production process for the titanium dioxide industry around the world. Chlorination Method vs. Sulfate Route Sulphate process uses a common iron/titanium oxide material. It is treated with concentrated sulfuric acid (H2SO4) and the titanium oxygen sulfate (TiOSO4) is selectively extracted and converted into titanium dioxide. Now the production technology is mature and easy to operate. However, the sulfate process requires the use of very large quantities of sulfuric acid and produces copious amounts of acidic waste which could cause severe damages to the environment if not disposed properly. Chlorination method requires a higher operation technique, and purer ore or rutile which is a much rarer. The raw material must contain at least 70% rutile. Titanium dioxide is reduced with carbon and then oxidised again with chlorine. Compared to the sulfate process, it can shorten the TiO2 production process and produce higher quality products. Moreover, the chlorine gas can also be recycled and less waste will be produced. TiO2 in China and Other Countries Compared with sulfate method, the chlorination may have more advantages and has become the major production technique in the developed countries. Large TiO2 producers in foreign countries, such as Chemours, Tronox, Huntsman and Kronos are mainly using the chlorination method with the chlorination production capacity accounting for 65.3%. Fig. Market Share of the World’s Top 5 TiO2 Supplier China has been a major producer of titanium dioxide in the world for nearly 9 years. However, compared with sulfated TiO2, chlorinated TiO2, develops slowly. For example, the largest TiO2 producer from China, Lomon Billions, produced most of its TiO2 with sulfate process. In China, the proportion of TiO2 with chlorination method from 2011 to 2017 is 1.35%, 1.27%, 1.11%, 1.78%, 3.5%, 4.1%, and 5.8% respectively. Fig. Proportion of Chlorination TiO2 in China Difficulties For Chlorinated TiO2 in China The sulfate process for TiO2 in China is still the mainstream which accounts for more than 90% of the market. If the chloride process is used, 65% of the raw materials like titanium concentrate need to be imported from other countries. Besides, the production capacity of the chloride process is quite small but with a high cost, and has a big gap from other countries. Another problem is the product homogenization in China with the overcapacity of low-end products. And the breakthrough of the chloride process shall be started from the core technologies. Future Trend of the TiO2 Market in China As more enterprises in China started to turn to the chloride process for titanium dioxide, we may expect to see a rapid development of chloride titanium dioxide in the near future and we believe the total production capacity of chloride titanium dioxide will be significantly increased. Besides, the sulfuric process and chloride process are complementary rather than substitutive and will coexist in the Chinese market for a long time in the future. And the sulfuric process is unlikely to be withdrawn from the market in China in the short term. Related Articles: Latest Changes in Titanium Dioxide’s Market France bans the titanium dioxide (TiO2) as food additive
Source: ChemOrbis Players in Europe are set to wrap up their monthly business earlier than usual due to Christmas holidays. PP deals have been concluded with declines of €40-70/ton from November so far. Producers aimed for smaller drops than propylene Although December propylene contracts settled down €100/ton in the region, polyolefin producers in Europe were adamant to seek more modest drops in an attempt to improve their margins. Spot PP fell to 7-month-low in Europe in December Prices followed a downward trend over the last one month, sending local PPH and PPBC injection prices to an almost 7-month low in Italy, according to the weekly average data from ChemOrbis Index. Supply outage in Germany kept PP drops in check Sellers received support from rising supply woes stemming from Braskem’s force majeure on the output from its Wesseling unit. The company has experienced difficulties in procuring propylene feedstock since mid-November due to low water levels on the River Rhine. Are buyers tempted to pre-buy? A distributor in France noted, “Our customers made some pre-buying for January before leaving the market next week for the-year end festivities. Yet, our supplier is unable to provide homo PP for the time being and the slightly firmer naphtha prices may prop up the sentiment.” In Austria, a packager expressed his buy idea with €80 decreases, adding, “Our negotiations are underway. Sellers are reluctant to give larger drops, while January hints at a stable to slightly firmer trend.” Eyes on feedstock propylene Some players in Italy think that the market may see rollovers by the start of new-year and turn up in February depending on the direction of upstream chain. Spot propylene prices on an FD NWE basis softened when compared to early December. “Demand has not been great in general due to the year-end lethargy. Yet, relatively limited supply created a more balanced scene for PP when compared to PE,” a distributor opined. Related Article: Acetylene and ethylene-based PVC move in opposite directions in China
Vitamin World, a leading specialty brand for health products in the United States, announced today a new joint antioxidant research initiative with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC), a teaching hospital affiliated with Harvard Medical School. The project will focus on further exploring the nutritional and health benefits of the Acai berry, a grape-like fruit native to the rainforests of South America which is known for its high antioxidant levels, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. Held at BIDMC in Boston, MA, the signing ceremony was attended by senior leaders from both sides, including Frank Conley, CEO and Vincent Mariani, CMO of Vitamin World and Dr. Jin-rong Zhou, Associate Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Director of BIDMC's Nutrition and Metabolism Laboratory. Vitamin World has been widely acknowledged for offering the industry's highest quality products for over 40 years. Providing more than 500 world-class products covering 14 functional categories, it is dedicated to innovating new products to be sold throughout 141 countries around the world. Vitamin World discovered that, among all fruits, the Acai berry ranks highest in terms of its oxygen radical absorbance capacity (ORAC) values, a method of measuring antioxidant capacities in biological samples which is recognized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), and Harvard University. Vitamin World recognized early on the importance of the Acai berry and its natural antioxidant properties, with benefits ranging from anti-aging to improved skin appearance to weight loss, and used the fruit's raw materials to build its flagship Platinum series product, the Vitamin World Acai Berry. Focused on the health and wellness of its customers, Vitamin World sources the most unique ingredients from all over the world that are meticulously cultivated, and then brings them to world-class manufacturing facilities to create and produce its premium supplements. Its global R&D facilities ensure that Vitamin World always delivers the most innovative and cutting-edge products to meet the health needs of its customers worldwide. This dedication to providing exceptional products has made it one of the most welcomed brands by customers, with Vitamin World winning the "USA Consumer Satisfaction Award" six times as well as receiving a superior 90% recommendation rate from customers according to the leading global market research firm Ipsos. Vitamin World CEO Frank Conley said, "We are delighted to collaborate with BIDMC to take antioxidant research to the next level. Leveraging our respective strengths, the new project will create major synergies between Vitamin World's leading R&D and innovation capabilities and BIDMC's renowned academic research program. We have every confidence that our collaboration will help us to develop even better products that we can bring to customers." Mr. Conley went on to say, "In the U.S., Vitamin World currently operates a vast network of retail locations and continues to deepen our presence on multiple digital and e-commerce platforms. As we push ahead with our globalization strategy, we look forward to taking this hugely successful omni-channel approach to serving customers all over the world, particularly in China, where the health and wellness market is soon expected to rival that of the U.S. Just last month, Vitamin World was pleased to enter the Chinese market via e-commerce, and the brand now plans to expand further through offline channels in 2019. We very much look forward to contributing to the bright future for vitamins and supplements in China, both as a traditional and cross-border online retailer." China has rapidly emerged as a key market for Vitamin World and its strategy for continued global expansion. Supported both by government policies and booming domestic consumption, the Chinese VMHS market (vitamins, minerals, herbs, and supplements) is projected to be worth RMB 180 billion by 2020 and surpass the U.S. as the world's largest VMHS market in the foreseeable future. Chinese consumers' awareness of the benefits of nutritional supplements has risen dramatically, creating a huge growth opportunity for Vitamin World. BIDMC's renowned academic research program, where scientific discoveries are helping to transform healthcare, consistently ranks as a national leader among independent hospitals in National Institutes of Health funding. Backed by the enormous research capabilities of BIDMC, Vitamin World will be able to unlock the full nutritional value of the Acai berry and deliver those benefits to people all over the world. source: Vitamin World Related Links KNUST student discovers antioxidant in elephant grass Antioxidant-rich walnuts cut your risk of Type 2 diabetes by HALF
On behalf of MHI Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Europe, FAM supplied a portal reclaimer KP1200.41 with a capacity of 1200 tph for the new fertilizer plant in Garabogaz, Turkmenistan, for processing urea and ammonia. Turkmenistan, which sits on the world’s fourth-biggest natural gas reserve, launched the construction project in the framework of the ‘National Programme for Socio-Economic Development of Turkmenistan in 2011-2030’. Once completed, the Garabogaz fertilizer, under the flagship of the state-owned chemical company Turkmenhimiya, will become the largest facility of its kind in the country. The products (1.16 million tpy of urea and 660 000 tpy of ammonia) will be both exported and deployed domestically. For export purposes, the project involves the construction of a new port facility near Garabogaz Bay on the Caspian Sea coastline. The fertilizers will primarily be shipped to the European markets, as well as to the Far East countries. Also for this project FAM offers a range of the appropriate equipment: a system consisting of several stationary belt conveyors, a tripper car, and a ship loader type SL1200.28 for loading vessels of up to 7000 DWT at a rate of 1200 tph. Having supplied extensive equipment for the Garlyk mining and processing plant for production of potash fertilizers, FAM continues to expand its successful presence in Turkmenistan with these new projects. source: www.worldfertilizer.com Related Links New study finds manure better than inorganic fertilizer for crops FEPSAN endorses Nigeria’s ban on imports of NPK fertilizer blends
March Wrigley Confectionery France has invested €70 million to upgrade its Haguenau M&M’s factory in Alsace, France. This investment will pay for the transformation and development of production lines at the facility to remove titanium dioxide from all products produced at the facility, in order to meet changing consumer expectations. The Haguenau plant produces more than 130 million M&M’s beads each day, which are then distributed throughout France and exported to nearly 50 countries. The production of M&M’s without titanium dioxide will start from mid-2019 at the Haguenau site. Mars Wrigley Confectionery France has made the investment as part of its commitment to remove titanium dioxide from all of its confectionery products produced in Europe by mid-2020. Titanium dioxide is used as a whitener and sometimes as an anti-caking agent in food, and the company claims that significant research and development efforts have been made to find an optimal replacement for the ingredient to ensure the same product quality and experience for the consumer. As well as ensuring the removal of titanium dioxide, the investment will also ensure that the entire production process of the M&M’s Mix, a product which contains a mix of the Peanut, Chocolate and Crispy varieties, is effectively controlled. A statement from the company said: “After previous investments of €30 million in 2007 and €40 million in 2012, Mars Wrigley Confectionery France continues to develop of its industrial site with a new investment of more than €70 million, which is part of the group’s desire to always meet the expectations of consumers. “Among its investments, the group plans several industrial projects to ensure the highest standards of quality while developing the plant’s business in the region. “This involves, in particular, the renewal and reinforcement of existing equipment with the help of new technologies in order to optimise the efficiency of production, to anticipate the obsolescence of parts and offer the use of new features.” Source: foodbev.com Related Article: Cargill and DSM form joint venture to produce sweeteners Faster technology for confectionery: Rousselot accelerates gummy gelation process
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