News on Potato Starch in China

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June 10, 2022
STARCH EXPO, ProPak China & FoodPack China rescheduled for November 2022
As a result of COVID-19 prevention and control, STARCH EXPO 2022, ProPak China 2022 and FoodPack China 2022, will be postponed to 8-10 November 2022 in Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC).
Starch Europe has issued a statement on the recent decision of the Chinese Minister of Commerce to extend the anti-dumping duties on exports of EU potato starch to China for another 5 years.
February 20, 2019
Starch Europe disappointed with extension of anti-dumping duties on exports of EU potato Starch to China
Starch Europe has issued a statement on the recent decision of the Chinese Minister of Commerce to extend the anti-dumping duties on exports of EU potato starch to China for another 5 years.
Potato starch is widely used in the food industry to make industrial materials, such as emulsifiers, as well as food products such as instant noodles.
February 11, 2018
China to review anti-dumping duties on EU potato starch
China will review anti-dumping duties levied on potato starch imported from the EU which are due to expire, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) announced earlier this month.
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Map of China's Four Potato Growing Zones
January 01, 2018
Potato Production in China to rebound this marketing year
According to a GAIN-report prepared by the USDA staff in Beijing, China’s fresh potato production in marketing year 2017-2018 is forecast at 97 million metric tons, a five percent increase from the estimated 92 million metric tons in the previous year.
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Avebe Potato Starch
September 15, 2017
China extends anti-subsidy duties on EU potato starch import for another 5 years
China's Ministry of Commerce has decided to extend anti-subsidy duties levied on potato starch imported from the EU for another five years. This despite the elimination of the EU Quota system for potato starch on July 1, 2012.
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Bag of food grade potato starch produced by Avebe and exported all over the world.
September 15, 2016
China to review anti-subsidy duties on EU potato starch
China will review anti-subsidy duties levied on potato starch imported from the EU as they are due to expire, the Ministry of Commerce announced on Wednesday.
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China's import of Frozen French Fries by marketing year (MY) in Metric Tonnes, total import (World) and import from the United States (Courtesy: GAIN/ Global Trade Atlas)
October 05, 2015
Potatoes and Potato Products in China 2015 (GAIN report)
USDA Foreign Agricultural Service regularly reports on various agricultural topics around the world. In GAIN report CH15036 published in September 2015, the production of potatoes and potato products in China as well as imports and exports are highlighted.
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Potatoes pull people out of poverty in Gansu
May 31, 2015
Potatoes pull people out of poverty in Gansu
Potato cultivation and Potato Processing is making a key difference for people in the Anding District of Dingxi, northwest China's Gansu Province.
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Major revenue drop at potato starch manufacturer China Essence Group
February 07, 2013
Major revenue drop at potato starch manufacturer China Essence Group
China Essence Group Ltd. , a leading manufacturer of potato starch and derivated products in China, recently announced its results for the third quarter (“3Q FY2013”) and nine months (“9M FY2013”) of the financial year ending 31 March 2013 (“FY2013”).
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February 06, 2013
China extends anti-dumping duties on EU potato starch
China will extend anti-dumping duties on potato starch imported from the EU for another five years starting from Wednesday.
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China revisa medidas antidumping a almidón de papa importado de UE
February 07, 2012
China revisa medidas antidumping a almidón de papa importado de UE
China ha decidido empezar la revisión de las actuales medidas antidumping sobre el almidón de patata importado desde la Unión Europea (UE) y extender los impuestos antidumping al mismo producto por un año más a partir de hoy lunes, de acuerdo con el Mi...
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October 28, 2011
Sharp price drop potatoes and potato starch results in profit warning China Essence Group
Potato starch manufacturer China Essence Group Ltd issued a profit warning for Q2 FY2012 and H1 FY2012, saying the company expects a loss in these periods due to "unexpected sharp movements in the prices of potatoes and potato starch".
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September 25, 2011
Avebe overweegt stappen tegen Chinese heffingen op EU zetmeel import
De Nederlandse zetmeelproducent Avebe is aan het kijken of ze stappen kunnen ondernemen tegen de importheffingen die China eerder deze maand invoerde. China schroefde deze verder op als actie tegen de gesubsidieerde Europese zetmeelteelt. Deze komen bo...
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September 20, 2011
China released final ruling on anti-subsidy investigation EU Potato Starch
Below the final ruling of the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China on anti-subsidy investigation against potato starch imports from the European Union:
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August 30, 2010
China launches anti-subsidy probe into potato starch imported from EU
China announced Monday it would investigate whether the European Union (EU) members subsidized exports of potato starch to China, and if so to what extent the subsidies had harmed domestic industries.
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April 19, 2010
Potato Starch: China reviews import tariffs EU Potato Starch
China announced today to start a mid-term review of the anti-dumping duties on imports of potato starch from the European Union, a move which may lead to the increase of duties imposed in 2007.
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February 07, 2008
China Imposes Anti-Dumping Tax of 17-35% on EU Potato Starch Importers
According to the Chinese state press, the Ministry of Commerce has started to impose an anti-dumping tax on potato starch imported from the European Union since yesterday. Importers of potato starch are required to pay an anti-dumping tax of 17 to 35%....
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