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ISO raises global sugar surplus forecast

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The International Sugar Organisation on Monday increased its forecast for a projected global sugar surplus in 2011/12 to 5.17 million tonnes, up from a forecast of 4.46 million issued in its previous quarterly update.

World production in 2011/12 was seen at a record 173.00 million tonnes, up 4.9 percent from the previous season, with consumption climbing 2.3 percent to 167.83 million, the ISO said in a quarterly market outlook.

The upward revision in the surplus was driven by expectations of significantly higher output in several key producers, such as Russia, the EU, India, Pakistan and Ukraine, despite a cut in top producer Brazil's projected output.

"Expected losses in export availability in Brazil are likely to be counter-balanced by higher deliveries from a number of key players including Australia, the EU, India and Thailand," the London-based ISO said.

The ISO expects world exports to grow marginally to 53.275 million tonnes, up 51,000 tonnes from the previous year.

World import demand is expected to decrease on the back of higher output in importing countries, the ISO said.

Imports are projected at 49.151 million tonnes, raw value, as against 52.765 million tonnes estimated for 2010/11 and the record level of imports at 55.403 million tonnes in 2009/10.
The upward revisions for output in 2011/12 mean that the ISO anticipates that stock rebuilding will accelerate in the second half of the season.

The current season started with a very low level of stocks, it added.

"If the currently anticipated differential between export availability and import demand (about 4.1 million tonnes) goes to stocks at the end of the season, the stocks/consumption ratio will rise to about 37 percent," the ISO said.

"This is likely to put bearish pressure on world prices."


Global black tea production drops

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The global black tea production has dropped 1.31% in 2011, compared to the previous year, according to the data available with Global Tea Brokers, the international tea consultants & authorized auctioneers of Tea Board of India.

Reportedly, all major producing countries, except India, reported a lower output.

Global Tea Brokers director Rajesh Gupta told Business Line that global black tea production fell to 1931.16 million kg, compared to 1956.74 million kg in 2010.

According to the tea board, Kenya's tea production in 2011 declined to 21.10 million kg from 377.90 million kg in 2010.

Indonesia's tea output for the year 2011 was 10.70 million kg, Uganda's was 6.96 million kg, Malawi's production reached 4.50 million kg and Sri Lanka reported 3.06 million kg in 2011.

India stood as the only country recording an increase in production, where South India's production declined to 240.88 million kg and North India was the only region where production of black tea has increased to 747.45 million kg.

Collectively, India's tea output in 2011 reached 988.33 million kg, up by 21.93 million kg, compared to tea output in 2010.

Global rice production - rising against the odds

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Despite adverse weather conditions in many of the worlds leading rice producing countries, global rice production is forecasted to reach 720.7 million tons - the highest level ever.

The "Rice Market Monitor" report for November issued by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the UN has noted that both yield per hectare and total area under cultivation have witnessed significant improvements during CY11.

Higher than expected production in Bangladesh, China and other Asian countries along with the return of India to the global rice scene are the main contributors to improved rice production.

Meanwhile production in Pakistan, Indonesia and some other regions is expected to be stymied this year.

The international prices for rice as shown by the FAO rice price index, remained high throughout the first three quarters of CY11 until India returned to the global rice scene in October putting downward pressure on rice prices.

Overall, on annual basis from Jan-Oct the prices were on average 13 percent higher than in 2010.

The global rice trade forecast was raised by 9 percent to 34.3 million tons in 2011 backed by large demand from Asian and African countries.

On the supply side the impact of higher producer prices set up by Thailand was somewhat nullified by the return of India to the global rice market.

Unfortunately, all was not well for Pakistan as it experienced a considerable decrease in exports.

Forecasted exports for 2011 currently stand at 2.7 million tons, roughly 23 percent lower than the tally last year.

This was mainly due to devastation caused by the recent floods.

However, the surge in food prices and the availability of carry-over stocks provided some much-needed cushion.

The forecast for rice utilisation shows an increase of 2 percent in 2012; however, the global rice trade is expected to fall by 1 percent because demand for rice imports from Asian countries will likely fall on the back of better local production.

FAO has also raised its forecast of global rice inventories in 2012 by four million tons to 149 million tons; "the highest carry-over since 2000-01".

However, what Mother Nature has in store for rice producing economies may well dictate the dynamics of international rice trade in coming months.



Global Agricultural Implements and Machinery Market to Reach US$122.9 Billion by 2017

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GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Agricultural Implements and Machinery market. The global market for Agricultural Implements and Machinery is projected to reach US$122.9 billion by 2017. The market is forecast to witness modest growth with developing economies offsetting the impact of sluggish progress in the developed world. Factors driving growth include increasing demand for agricultural produce due to a rapidly expanding global population, and the advent of sophisticated and technologically advanced machinery.

Growth in the global market for agricultural equipment is dependent on varied factors including economic scenario, weather and demand. Population growth is expected to fuel demand for agriculture produce, which in turn would lead to increase in demand for farm equipment. Rising standard of living and increasing personal disposable incomes are expected to boost the demand for agricultural products and enhance the demand for protein rich foods. Furthermore, increased utilization of agricultural products in petroleum and pharmaceutical industry is also contributing to increased demand for agricultural machinery.

Economies of scale dictate the production of agricultural machinery sizes and models in locations where the highest volume of such machinery is used. While the US and Canada dominate the global market in the production of high horsepower tractors (100HP and above), Europe and a few emerging Latin American nations predominantly manufacture tractors in the medium range (40-100HP). Japan remains a major supplier of tractors in the below 40 horsepower segment. Manufacturers of high horsepower machines are incorporating the latest advancements in technology to suit the demands of the farmers. High horsepower is required to power the tractors to handle larger farm equipment such as nutrient applicators, air seeders, tillage machinery, and planters. Technological advancements such as engine controllers, high-pressure common rail fuel systems and variable geometry turbochargers contribute to enhanced power of tractors.

As stated by the new market research report on Agricultural Implements and Machinery, Asia- Pacific represents the largest as well as the fastest growing regional market. The region is projected to register a CAGR of 7.9% over the analysis period. The market would be driven by greater farm mechanization in highly populous markets of India and China, which hold enormous potential due to the relatively lower levels of mechanization and inefficient farm equipment. Growing incomes and mechanization of agricultural sectors across developing economies is expected to bestow significant growth and profits for the agricultural implements and machinery industry in the near future. In addition, countries such as Indonesia, Thailand, Brazil and Russia are expected to post robust growth due to increased use of machinery. Further, governments in these countries are increasingly placing greater emphasis on enhancing productivity through automation or mechanizing traditional processes.

Product-wise, Farm Tractors represent the largest segment in the global agricultural implements and machinery market. Considered as the 'workhorse' of agriculture, tractors are the most versatile of equipment used in farming. Advanced tractor technologies coupled with adoption of GPS have led to development of highly efficient and productive machinery that can perform multiple tasks. Plowing & Cultivation Machinery is expected to register the fastest CAGR of 6.6% over the analysis period.

Major players in the marketplace include AGCO Corp., Claas KGaA mbH, CNH Global NV, Deere & Company (John Deere), Escorts Group, Iseki & Co. Ltd., Kubota Corp., Kuhn Group, Kverneland ASA, Mahindra Group, Same Deutz-Fahr Group, and Tractors and Farm Equipment Ltd.

The research report titled "Agricultural Implements and Machinery: A Global Strategic Business Report" announced by Global Industry Analysts Inc., provides a comprehensive review of the market, current trends, growth drivers, new product introductions, recent industry activity, and focus on major global market players. The study analyzes market data and analytics in terms of value sales (US$ Million) for the global market by the following regions - US, Canada, Japan, Europe (France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, Russia, and Rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and Latin America. Key product segments analyzed include Farm Tractors; Harvesting Machinery; Planting & Fertilizing Machinery; Plowing & Cultivating Machinery; Haying Machinery; and Auxiliary Equipment & Others.


About Global Industry Analysts, Inc. 
Global Industry Analysts, Inc., (GIA) is a leading publisher of off-the-shelf market research. Founded in 1987, the company currently employs over 800 people worldwide. Annually, GIA publishes more than 1300 full-scale research reports and analyzes 40,000+ market and technology trends while monitoring more than 126,000 Companies worldwide. Serving over 9500 clients in 27 countries, GIA is recognized today, as one of the world's largest and reputed market research firms

Global Agricultural Implements and Machinery Market to Reach US$122.9 Billion by 2017

Posted by Flora Sawita Labels: , , ,


GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Agricultural Implements and Machinery market. The global market for Agricultural Implements and Machinery is projected to reach US$122.9 billion by 2017. The market is forecast to witness modest growth with developing economies offsetting the impact of sluggish progress in the developed world. Factors driving growth include increasing demand for agricultural produce due to a rapidly expanding global population, and the advent of sophisticated and technologically advanced machinery.

Growth in the global market for agricultural equipment is dependent on varied factors including economic scenario, weather and demand. Population growth is expected to fuel demand for agriculture produce, which in turn would lead to increase in demand for farm equipment. Rising standard of living and increasing personal disposable incomes are expected to boost the demand for agricultural products and enhance the demand for protein rich foods. Furthermore, increased utilization of agricultural products in petroleum and pharmaceutical industry is also contributing to increased demand for agricultural machinery.

Economies of scale dictate the production of agricultural machinery sizes and models in locations where the highest volume of such machinery is used. While the US and Canada dominate the global market in the production of high horsepower tractors (100HP and above), Europe and a few emerging Latin American nations predominantly manufacture tractors in the medium range (40-100HP). Japan remains a major supplier of tractors in the below 40 horsepower segment. Manufacturers of high horsepower machines are incorporating the latest advancements in technology to suit the demands of the farmers. High horsepower is required to power the tractors to handle larger farm equipment such as nutrient applicators, air seeders, tillage machinery, and planters. Technological advancements such as engine controllers, high-pressure common rail fuel systems and variable geometry turbochargers contribute to enhanced power of tractors.

As stated by the new market research report on Agricultural Implements and Machinery, Asia- Pacific represents the largest as well as the fastest growing regional market. The region is projected to register a CAGR of 7.9% over the analysis period. The market would be driven by greater farm mechanization in highly populous markets of India and China, which hold enormous potential due to the relatively lower levels of mechanization and inefficient farm equipment. Growing incomes and mechanization of agricultural sectors across developing economies is expected to bestow significant growth and profits for the agricultural implements and machinery industry in the near future. In addition, countries such as Indonesia, Thailand, Brazil and Russia are expected to post robust growth due to increased use of machinery. Further, governments in these countries are increasingly placing greater emphasis on enhancing productivity through automation or mechanizing traditional processes.

Product-wise, Farm Tractors represent the largest segment in the global agricultural implements and machinery market. Considered as the 'workhorse' of agriculture, tractors are the most versatile of equipment used in farming. Advanced tractor technologies coupled with adoption of GPS have led to development of highly efficient and productive machinery that can perform multiple tasks. Plowing & Cultivation Machinery is expected to register the fastest CAGR of 6.6% over the analysis period.

Major players in the marketplace include AGCO Corp., Claas KGaA mbH, CNH Global NV, Deere & Company (John Deere), Escorts Group, Iseki & Co. Ltd., Kubota Corp., Kuhn Group, Kverneland ASA, Mahindra Group, Same Deutz-Fahr Group, and Tractors and Farm Equipment Ltd.

The research report titled "Agricultural Implements and Machinery: A Global Strategic Business Report" announced by Global Industry Analysts Inc., provides a comprehensive review of the market, current trends, growth drivers, new product introductions, recent industry activity, and focus on major global market players. The study analyzes market data and analytics in terms of value sales (US$ Million) for the global market by the following regions - US, Canada, Japan, Europe (France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, Russia, and Rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and Latin America. Key product segments analyzed include Farm Tractors; Harvesting Machinery; Planting & Fertilizing Machinery; Plowing & Cultivating Machinery; Haying Machinery; and Auxiliary Equipment & Others.


About Global Industry Analysts, Inc. 
Global Industry Analysts, Inc., (GIA) is a leading publisher of off-the-shelf market research. Founded in 1987, the company currently employs over 800 people worldwide. Annually, GIA publishes more than 1300 full-scale research reports and analyzes 40,000+ market and technology trends while monitoring more than 126,000 Companies worldwide. Serving over 9500 clients in 27 countries, GIA is recognized today, as one of the world's largest and reputed market research firms

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