China: Traditional Chinese Medicine Market Report. Analysis and Forecast to 2020

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1 China: Traditional Chinese Medicine Market Report. Analysis and 2015 Edition Sample Report Copyright Copyright IndexBox IndexBox Marketing, Marketing,

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 REPORT DESCRIPTION 1.2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2.1 KEY FINDINGS 2.2 MARKET TRENDS 3. MARKET OVERVIEW 3.1 MARKET VOLUME AND VALUE 3.2 MARKET STRUCTURE 3.3 TRADE BALANCE 3.4 Per Capita CONSUMPTION 3.5 MARKET FORECAST TO PRODUCTION 4.1 PRODUCTION IN IMPORTS 5.1 IMPORTS IN IMPORTS BY COUNTRIES 5.3 IMPORT PRICES BY COUNTRIES 6. EXPORTS 6.1 EXPORTS IN EXPORTS BY COUNTRIES 6.4 EXPORT PRICES BY COUNTRIES APPENDIX 1: PRODUCTION, TRADE AND CONSUMPTION APPENDIX 2: TRADE AND PRICES BY COUNTRIES LIST OF TABLES Table 1: Key Findings Table 2: Per Capita Consumption Table 3: Consumption, Production And Imports Table 4: Production Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Physical Terms, Table 5: Imports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Physical Terms, By Country, Table 6: Imports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Value Terms, By Country, Table 7: Exports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Physical Terms, By Country, Table 8: Exports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Value Terms, By Country, Page 2 IndexBox Marketing & Consulting

3 Table 9: Production, Trade And Consumption Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Physical Terms, Table 10: Production, Trade And Consumption Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Value Terms, Table 11: Trade Of Traditional Chinese Medicine And Prices, By Country, LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: Market Volume, In Physical Terms, Figure 2: Market Value, In USD, Figure 3: Market Structure, In Physical Terms, Figure 4: Market Structure, In Value Terms, Figure 5: Balance Trade, In Physical Terms, Figure 6: Balance Trade, In Value Terms, Figure 7: Consumption in Figure 8: Market Forecast To 2020 Figure 9: Production Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Physical Terms, 2007 Figure 10: Imports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Physical Terms, Figure 11: Imports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Value Terms, Figure 12: Imports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, By Region, Figure 13: Imports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Physical Terms, By Country, 2007 Figure 14: Import Prices Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, By Country, Figure 15: Exports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Physical Terms, Figure 16: Exports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Value Terms, Figure 17: Exports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, By Region, Figure 18: Exports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Physical Terms, By Country, 2007 Figure 19: Export Prices Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, By Country, Page 3 IndexBox Marketing & Consulting

4 1. REPORT DESCRIPTION The report provides an in-depth analysis of the traditional chinese medicine market. It presents the latest data of the market size and consumption, domestic production, exports and imports and price dynamics. The report also features current sales data, allowing you to identify the key drivers and restraints. Additionally, a strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market is provided, as well as profiles of the leading companies. Forecasts illustrate how the market will be transformed in the medium term. Countries coverage: Worldwide Product coverage: Traditional Chinese Medicine Data coverage: Market value; Volume and dynamics of production; Volume and dynamics of exports/imports; Import/export prices; Market trends, drivers and restraints; Forecast of the market dynamics in the medium term; Per Capita Consumption. Page 4 IndexBox Marketing & Consulting

5 2. CHINA S TRADE - KEY FINDINGS China s traditional medicine market showed steady growth, rising from 930 thousand tonnes in 2007 to 2,851 thousand tonnes in. In value terms, it expanded with a CAGR of 24%, reaching 14,135 million USD. In, Indonesia and Malaysia were the main suppliers of raw materials for traditional Chinese medicine with a combined share of 52.8% of China s imports in physical terms. However, the fastest growing suppliers from 2007 to were Thailand (+59.7% per year) and Germany (+35.7% per year). From 2007 to, Thailand had the highest growth rates of imports, with a CAGR of 59.7%. It was followed by Germany (+35.7%), Viet Nam (+14.6%), the U.S. (+12.2%) and the Republic of Korea (+11.3%). In, Japan (12%), Indonesia (10%), the Philippines (10%), Malaysia (7%) and Thailand (6%) were the leading destinations of traditional Chinese medicine exports, together making up 44.8% in physical terms. While the shares of the Philippines and Indonesia increased, the share of Japan displayed negative dynamics. Page 5 IndexBox Marketing & Consulting

6 3. CHINA S IMPORTS Figure 1: Imports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Value Terms, (million USD) Imports (million USD) % to previous year % 166% 118% 119% 108% 91% 71% % 250% 200% 150% 100% 50% 0% Source: UN DATA 4. CHINA S EXPORTS Figure 2: Exports Of Traditional Chinese Medicine, In Value Terms, (million USD) Exports (million USD) % to previous year % 117% 121% 116% 102% 99% 108% % 250% 200% 150% 100% 50% 0% Source: UN DATA SOURCE: Page 6 IndexBox Marketing & Consulting

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