5th JCI Spring Conference on Chinese Feed Raw Materials Market
March 19-20, 2010, Friday-Saturday, Xiamen, Fujian Province, PRC
Introduction
On the past 5th JCI Autumn Conference held in last September in Beijing, we are honored to have attracted about 400 participants in China's grains, oils, feed and farming industry, who have deeply welcomed our discussion topics. Based on the experience of our past nine semi-annual conferences, JCI is to hold our 5th JCI Spring Conference on Chinese Feed Raw Materials Market on March 19-20, Friday-Saturday, 2010, in South China's Xiamen, Fujian Province, together with our long-standing partners of US Grains Council (USGC), American Soybean Association-International Marketing (ASA-IM), and International Fishmeal and Fish oil Organization (IFFO). This conference will also provide simultaneous interpretation by experienced interpreters.
In the past unusual year 2009, China's contribution to world economy has reached about 80% and China has gained a very position in further development. As is known to all, the mode of economy development in the world has already transformed from political economics, featured by war in the past, to resource economics, featured by fictitious capital, with world economy having already undergone the changes from brutal plundering ¡ú petroleum war ¡ú grain war ¡ú currency war ¡ú environment war. By far, almost everything including the air, forest and new technology in environment protection seems tradable internationally. Under such circumstance, there are great opportunities as well as potential risks embedded with the current grains, oils, feed and farming industry. A few international research institutions have even put forward that Asia should cut down paddy rice planting due to its high methane emission, China should lower pig farming as pigs produce more pollution than cows and sheep and countries in the world conduct trade based on the level of carbon dioxide emission by implementing carbon tax, etc.
In light of China's overall strategy for economy development and the actual implementation, agriculture and animal husbandry will still be the main source of income growth to Chinese farmers, with the list of supportive policies in agriculture and animal husbandry likely to be continued for a long period of time. The Chinese government will follow its own track of economy development regardless of the outside pressure with an aim to ensure the long-term stable development of Chinese economy. Under that background, we'd like to discuss with you about the supply/demand situation of main feed raw materials, their price trend as well as the government policy direction so as to discover business opportunities and minimize risks.
We believe that through the discussion in our upcoming conference, you can get much help in analyzing the trend in 2010 China's feed raw materials market, government direction as well as market opportunities. We also believe, through our efforts and your good utilization of information service, you can benefit more in this year 2010. We look forward to seeing you in the coastal city of Xiamen, Fujian Province.
More sponsorship enlisting is also under way.
Main Topics for Discussion (to be confirmed)
1. Global Agri-Commodity Supply-Demand Situation and Price Trend under Economic Recovery
2. Price Trend Forecast for Main Feed Raw Materials under Inflation Expectation
3. New Age of Carbon Tax and Its Impact on Global Agri-Commodity Trade
4. Opportunities Discovery for China's Grains, Oils, Feed and Farming Industry under Economy Transformation
5. China's New Policy on GMO Products and Its Impact on Grains and Oils Market
6. 2009/10 World Corn Supply/Demand Situation and New Trend of Corn Consumption in US
7. Outlook over 2010 China Corn Price Movement under Marked Fall in Production
8. Marked Changes in China's Corn Procuring and Consuming Bodies and Its Effect on Corn Stock Distribution
9. Hallmark of Current World Soybean Market amid Strong Expectation of Bumper Harvest in South America
10. Difference Analysis of China's Actual Soymeal Consumption and Forecast by Some Agencies
11. China's Soybean Imports and China's Future Research Direction to Promote Oilseed Production
12. Hot Topics in Global Fishmeal Market under Long-Term Depreciation of US Dollars
13. Main Factors to Influence 2010 China Fishmeal Consumption and Different Animal Farming Margins
14. New Trend in China's Animal Farming Industry under Government Support and China's Demand on Proteins
15. Importance of Information to China's Grains, Oils, Feed and Farming Enterprises under New Age
 
Conference Program (to be Updated)
 
Friday: March 19, 2010
 
Corn Session: Hall I, 1st Floor, Xinyue Building, Xiamen Yeohwa Hotel
08:30 a.m.
 Opening Remarks
08:40 a.m.
 World Corn Supply/Demand Situation and DDGS Trade
US Grains Council
09:20 a.m.
 Current Situation and Price Trend of China's Corn Market
Mr. Jiang Jianhua, vice director of Jilin Grain Group Co. Ltd. (JGG)
10:00 a.m.
 Coffee/Tea Break
10:20 a.m.
 China's Feed Development Situation and Corn Purchase Strategy
Mr. Xu Lihuan, vice president of Dacheng Group
11:00 a.m.
 Discussion on Topic: Strategy Feasible to Chinese Feed Mills under Sharply Decreased Corn Production
Speakers and Honorable Guests
12:00 a.m.
 Summary on Key Points and Hot Topics
Mr. Li Qiang, Chairman and Chief Consultant of Shanghai JC Intelligence Co. Ltd.
12:30 a.m.
 Lunch (Luting, self-service, 2nd Floor, Xinyue Building)
 
Soymeal Session: Hall I, 1st Floor, Xinyue Building, Xiamen Yeohwa Hotel
1:30 p.m.
2010 World Soybean Supply/Demand Situation and Price Trend Forecast
ASA-International Marketing
2:10 p.m.
Main Features in China's Feed and Farming Industry and Future Trend Outlook
Mr. Qiao Yufeng, vice-president of China Animal Husbandry Association
2:50 p.m.
 Coffee/Tea Break
3:10 p.m.
 Consumption Level and Price Trend for China's Soybean and By-Products
Mr. Guofeng, deputy general manager of Chinatex Grains & Oils Import & Export Company., Ltd.
3:40 p.m.
 Risk Management and Basis Use to Chinese Feed mills in Soymeal Purchase
Mr. Gu Zhong, vice president of Daihe Bio-Technology Co., Ltd., Haid Group
4:10 p.m
 Discussion on Topic: Key Issues in World Soybean and Soymeal Market amid Bumper Soybean Harvest in South America
Speakers and Honorable Guests
5:20 p.m.
 Summary on Key Points and Hot Topics
Mr. Li Qiang, Chairman and Chief Consultant of Shanghai JC Intelligence Co. Ltd.
6:00 p.m.
 Dinner (banqueting hall, 1st Floor, Lingyunge Building)
Saturday: March 20, 2010
 
Fishmeal Session: Hall I, 1st Floor, Xinyue Building, Xiamen Yeohwa Hotel
8:30 a.m.
 Impact of El Nino on World Fishmeal Market
Mr. Jin Wenpu, China Project Manager, International Fishmeal and Fishoil Organization (IFFO)
9:00 a.m.
 World Fishmeal Supply/Demand Situation and Trade Status
Brian Murtagh, Managing Director, Animalfeeds,Inc
9:30 a.m.
 Coffee/Tea Break
9:50 a.m.
 2010 China Fishmeal Supply/Demand and Price Trend Outlook
Mr. Hansen Lee, Assistant to President of Coland Group Limited.
10:20 a.m.
 Current Situation and Future Outlook on China's Fish Resource and Fishmeal Production
Mr. Feng Yuan, chairman of Dragon Resources Fishmeal Co., Ltd.
10:50 a.m.
 Discussion on Topic: How Long Will Hiked Fishmeal Price is to Last in China under Economy Recovery
Speakers and Honorable Guests
11:50 a.m
 Summary on Key Points and Hot Topics
Mr. Li Qiang, Chairman and Chief Consultant of Shanghai JC Intelligence Co. Ltd.
12:30 a.m.
 Lunch ((Luting, self-service, 2nd Floor, Xinyue Building) and end of the conference
Conference Details
Time£ºFriday/Saturday, March 19-20, 2010
Place£ºXiamen Yeohwa Hotel
Check-in Time£º8:00-24:00 on March 18, 2010 (For earlier arrivals, please contact Jane Shen at 13917632298)
Place for Check-in£ºLobby of Xiamen Yeohwa Hotel
Contact£º Jenny
Tel£º 021-68751628 ext. 606/607/608 (Shanghai)
Fax£º 021-68752578 or 68762078 (Shanghai)
Address£º No. 101, Yuehua Road, Huli District, Xiamen City, Fujian Province, PRC
E-mail£º jennychen@chinajci.com,rosa@chinajci.com
Registration Fee: This conference is separated into three sessions, namely corn session, soymeal session and fishmeal session with each session taking a half day. USD400 for one session per person, USD500 for two sessions per person and USD600 for three sessions per person, with simultaneous interpretation. Payment before March 15, 2010 is offered with 20% discount.
Registration: Please kindly fill in the necessary information in the registration form and fax it back to us.
Method of Payment£ºParticipants are required to remit the fee before March 15, 2010 and fax the bank slip to Shanghai JCI at the fax number listed above. On-site payment is acceptable but with no discount.
Special notice: Shanghai JCI cannot guarantee the conference materials and inclusion of the information of those participants into conference contact list for on-site registration.
Beneficiary's Bank in China: Agricultural Bank of China, Shanghai Branch
SWIFT: ABOCCNBJ090
Beneficiary's A/C NO. 03427900040000374
Name: Shanghai JC Intelligence Co., Ltd.
Hotel Available£¨You can choose the rooms available listed below but have to tell us in advance for booking. Hotel fees listed below include breakfast. The fees are not included in the conference registration fees listed above and have to be assumed by the participants£©£º
Hotel
Star No.
Price Per Night
Address
Note
Xiamen Yeohwa Hotel
Five Star
530+2% government fund (breakfast for one)
Add : No. 101, Yuehua Road, Huli District, Xiamen City, PRC Tel :86-592-6023333
Superior Single Room at Tianfeng Building
580+2% government fund (breakfast for two)
Superior Twin Room at Tianfeng Building
530+2% government fund (breakfast for one)
Deluxe Single Room at Haiyu Building
580+2% government fund (breakfast for two)
Deluxe Twin Room at Haiyu Building
750+2% government fund (breakfast for one)
Garden Deluxe Single Room at Xinyue Building
780+2% government fund (breakfast for one)
 Garden Deluxe Twin Room at Xinyue Building
Xiamen Miramar Hotel Four Star 300+2% government fund (breakfast for one) Add : No. 27, Xinglong Road, Huli District, Xiamen City, PRC Tel :86-592-5697777 Standard Single Room at Main Building
330+2% government fund (breakfast for two) Standard Twin Room at Main Building
400+2% government fund (breakfast for one) Deluxe Single Room at New Building
430+2% government fund (breakfast for two) Deluxe Twin Room at New Building
Note: It takes about 10 minutes walk from Xiamen Miramar Hotel to the Xiamen Yeohwa Hotel.
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