Table of Contents

1 integrated 1
1-1 Basic 6
1-1-1 China's dairy industry's position in the world dairy 6
1-1-2 China's dairy industry's position in the national economy 6
1-1-3 Basic 7 China's dairy industry
Production level of 1-2 9
1-2-1 regional milk production, per capita consumption and the order of precedence 9
1-2-2 regional milk production, per capita and ranking 10
1-2-3 regional dairy herds at the end of every 11 people share and ranking
1-3 industrialization 12
Value of 12 regional Cow 1-3-1
1-3-2 dairy farmer income of 13 regions
1-3-3 regional dairy farms (households) and average size of 14
1-3-4 regional-scale dairy farms (community) 15
1-3-5 scale dairy farming regions of 16
1-4 dairy market 20
1-4-1 regional average price of fresh milk, 20
2. 21 raw milk
2-1 23 milk production
2-1-1 23 national milk production
2-1-2 24 regional milk production
2-1-3 25 regional milk production
2-1-436 milk production in 26 cities
2-1-5 yak milk production in some areas 27
2-1-6 27 parts of water, milk production
2-1-7 parts of the goat milk production in 27
2-2 28 dairy herds
2-2-1 end of the national dairy herds 28
2-2-2 dairy regions, as the number of dairy herds in late 29
2-2-336 cities cows, as the number of dairy herds in late 30
2-2-4 parts of the yak herds in late 31
2-2-5 parts of the buffalo herds in late 31
2-2-6 parts of the dairy goat herds in late 31
2-3 32 breeding cows
2-3-1 national dairy cattle herds and bull semen production and sales 32
2-3-22010 major breeding companies in the country and breeding of 32 species of bull
2-3-3 priority provinces DHI dairy production performance of key indicators measured 34
2-3-4 Determination of important province DHI scale dairy production performance of different herds 35
2-3-5 breeding in China, foreign institutions in 36 major
Milk base 36 2-4
2-4-12010 the national milk production in 36 provinces in the top ten
2-4-22010 the national milk production in the top ten of the 37 cities
2-4-32010 the national milk production more than 500,000 tons of prefecture-level cities (regions) 37
2-4-42010 the national milk yield of 10 tons or more counties (district) or county-level cities 38
2-4-5 in major prefecture-level cities (regions) of dairy herds 40
2-4-6 in major prefecture-level cities (regions) of milk production in 45
2-4-7 in major counties (districts) or county-level cities 50 dairy herds
2-4-8 in major counties (districts) or milk production in 57 county-level cities
2-5 scale farming enterprises 64
2-5-1 of the nation's major farming enterprise 64
2-6 dairy goat, buffalo and yak milk base 65
2-6-1 nation's leading dairy goat farming province, region 65
2-6-2 major national buffalo breeding provincial, district 65
2-6-3 yak breeding in major provincial, district 65
3 processing 67
3-1 dairy 71
3-1-1 nationwide sales of more than 5 billion dairy industry 71
3-1-2 nationwide sales of over 1 billion dairy industry 71
3-1-3 nationwide sales of more than 300 million of 72 dairy companies
3-1-4 nationwide sales of more than 100 million dairy industry 72
3-1-5 national daily processing capacity of 1,000 tons of business 73
3-1-6 national daily processing capacity of 500 tons of business 73
3-1-7 national daily processing capacity of 300 tons of business 73
3-1-8 national daily processing capacity of 500,000 tons of business 74
3-2 dairy industry 84
3-2-1 Basic 84 dairy companies nationwide
3-2-2 national dairy enterprises of different sizes Basic 84
3-2-3 national dairy enterprises of different economic types Basic 85
3-2-4 number 86 regional dairy
3-2-5 87 regional dairy output
3-2-6 regional dairy industry assets 88
3-2-7 regional dairy product cost of sales 89
3-2-8 regional dairy product sales revenue 90
3-2-9 The 91 regional dairy profits
3-2-10 regional dairy enterprises employed 92
3-2-11 regional dairy product sales tax and additional 93
3-3 dairy production 94
3-3-1 94 national dairy production
3-3-2 liquid milk production in 95 regions
3-3-3 regional UHT milk, pasteurized milk, yogurt production 96
3-3-436 cities UHT milk, pasteurized milk, yogurt production 97
3-3-5 dairy production in dry regions 98
3-3-6 99 regional milk production
3-3-736 milk production in 100 cities
3-4 101 dairy companies
3-4-12010 101 years of overseas listed companies
3-4-22010 main dairy companies in 101 cases
3-4-32010 concurrently dairy companies in 102 cases
3-5 102 foreign dairy companies
102 liquid milk producers foreign 3-5-1
3-5-2 102 foreign milk producers
3-5-3 102 foreign milk powder packing companies
3-5-4 102 foreign cheese producers
4 consumer 103
4-1 of urban residents per capita annual household expenditure on food consumption 105
4-2 of urban residents per capita annual household consumption expenditure of 106 dairy
4-3 years of urban residents per capita dairy purchases table 107
4-436 cities per capita household purchases dairy products Table 109
5. Capital Markets 111
5-12010 years, 113 new projects around the dairy industry
5-22011 around the dairy industry in pre-built 113 new projects
5-32010 years around 113 dairy expansion project
5-42011 years of pre-built around the dairy expansion project 114
6 around 115 dairy
7 147 dairy trading
7-1 breeding stock trading 151
7-1-1 National semen and embryos imported cattle and their value 151
7-1-2 bred breeding cattle imports from value 151
7-1-3 bred breeding cattle imported into region 151 value
7-1-4 embryonic sources of imports value 152
7-1-5 embryo importer value 153
7-1-6 frozen bovine semen source of imports value 153
7-1-7 bovine frozen semen importer value 154
7-2 154 grass Trade
7-2-1 Other sources of imports feed value grass 154
7-2-2 Other grass feed importer value 155
7-3 163 dairy trading
7-3-1 163 in major dairy product import value
7-3-2 nation's leading dairy export value 163
Source of value of imports of liquid milk 7-3-3 164
7-3-4 importer of liquid milk value 165
7-3-5 liquid milk export destination value 165
7-3-6 exporter of liquid milk value 166
7-3-7 milk sources of imports value 166
7-3-8 milk importer value 167
7-3-9 milk export destination value 167
7-3-10 milk exporter of value 168
7-3-11 yogurt sources of imports value 168
7-3-12 yogurt importer value 169
7-3-13 yogurt export destination value 169
7-3-14 yogurt exporter of value 169
7-3-15 dry dairy sources of imports value 170
7-3-16 dry dairy importer value 172
7-3-17 dry dairy export destination value 173
7-3-18 dry dairy exporter value 174
7-3-19 milk powder imports from value 175
7-3-20 176 value milk powder importer
7-3-21 milk powder export destination value 177
7-3-22 milk powder exporter value 178
7-3-23 butter source of imports value 179
7-3-24 butter importer value 180
7-3-25 butter export destination value 180
7-3-26 exporter of value 181 cream
7-3-27 181 whey sources of imports value
7-3-28 182 whey importer value
7-3-29 whey export destination value 183
7-3-30 exporter of whey value 184
7-3-31 condensed source of imports value 184
7-3-32 condensed milk importer value 185
7-3-33 condensed milk export destination value 185
7-3-34 condensed milk exporter of value 186
7-3-35 cheese imports from value 186
7-3-36 cheese importer value 187
7-3-37 cheese export destination value 188
7-3-38 cheese exporter of value 188
8 International Dairy 189
World milk production 190 8-1
8-2 190 regions of the world milk production
8-3 buffalo milk production in the world's major countries, 190
1191 8-4 Other milk production
8-5 the world's 191 major state dairy herds
8-6 192 milk production in major countries
8-7 major world commodity milk production 1193
8-8 major countries of liquid milk production 194
8-9 major world milk drinks, yogurt and fermented milk production 194
8-10 butter production in 1195 the world's major countries
Cheese production in the world's major countries, 8-11 195
The world's major countries, milk production 8-12 1196
8-13 whole world's major countries and semi-skimmed, skimmed milk powder production 196
8-14 world's major dairy exports 197
8-15 dairy imports the world's major countries, 1198
8-16 the world's leading liquid milk consumption in 1199 of national
8-17 major world milk drinks, fermented milk consumption 199
8-18 butter consumption in the world's major countries, 200
8-19 cheese consumption in the world's major countries, 1200
9 major national dairy industry 201
New Zealand 203
Australia 204
U.S. 205
Canada 206
Germany 207
France 208
Netherlands 209
Brazil 210
India 211
Russia 212
Japan 213
Korea 214
10 global dairy company 20 215
10-12010 20 dairy companies in the world 216
China Dairy Statistics 2011 icon directory
1 integrated
Figure 1-1 2010, the proportion of animal husbandry output value accounted for Cow 2
Figure 1-2 major provinces in 2010 the proportion of the country's total output value of Cow 2
Figure 1-3 2001-2010 national dairy herds 2
Figure 1-4 3 2001-2010 national milk production
Figure 1-5 3 2001-2010 national liquid milk production
Figure 1-6 2001-2010 National dried milk yield 3
2001-2010 Figure 1-7 China's urban residents per capita dairy consumption expenditure 4
Figure 1-8 2001-2010 national import and export of dairy products 4
Figure 1-9 2001-2010 national cattle import value 4
Figure 1-10 2001-2010 5 National embryo import value
Figure 1-11 milk per capita share of the top five provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions and 5
Figure 1-12 million people occupy the top five cows a few provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions and 5
(2) raw milk
Figure 2-1 Regional distribution of milk production in 2010 22
Figure 2-2 Regional distribution of milk production in 2010 22
Figure 2-3 2010, 22 regional distribution of dairy herds
3 processing
Figure 3-1 liquid milk production in the top five provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions and 69
Figure 3-2 2010, 69 regional distribution of liquid milk production
Figure 3-3 dry dairy production in the top five provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions and 70
Figure 3-4 2010, 70 regional distribution of dry dairy production
4 consumer
2001-2010 Figure 4-1 China's urban residents food, dairy consumption expenditure 104
Figure 4-2 2001-2010 dairy consumption structure of urban residents in 104
Figure 4-3 2010 National Dairy consumption structure of urban residents 104
7. Dairy Trade
7-1 breeding stock trade
Figure 7-1-12001-2010 value of imports of cattle in the country 148
Figure 7-1-2 main sources of imports of cattle 148
Figure 7-1-3 in 2010 148 species of cattle imported into the main area
Figure 7-1-42001-2010 149 National embryo import value
Figure 7-1-5 main sources of imports of 149 embryos
Figure 7-1-6 in 2010 imports of the main areas embryo 149
Figure 7-1-72001-2010 the national cattle imported frozen semen value 150
Figure 7-1-8 in 2010 the main source of imports of bovine semen frozen 150 countries
Figure 7-1-9 in 2010 imports of bovine semen frozen main areas 150
7-3 dairy trade
Figure 7-3-1 2010, imports of dairy products, 156 sub-varieties
Figure 7-3-2 dry dairy products in 2010 the proportion of total Chinese imports accounted for 156
Figure 7-3-32010 dry dairy products in 156 countries the main source of imports
Figure 7-3-42010 main sources of imports of liquid milk in 157
National milk powder imported Figure 7-3-52001-2010 value 157
Figure 7-3-62001-2010 157-year average import price of milk
Figure 7-3-72010 the main source of imported milk powder in 158 countries
Figure 7-3-82010 milk powder imports in the main areas 158
Figure 7-3-92001-2010 import value was 158 whey
Figure 7-3-102010 major source of imports was 159 whey
Figure 7-3-112010 159 in the main areas of whey imports
Figure 7-3-122001-2010 cheese import value was 159
Figure 7-3-132010 major source of imports in cheese 160
Figure 7-3-142010 160 years of cheese imports of the main areas
Figure 7-3-152010 exports in sub-varieties of dairy products 160
Figure 7-3-162001-2010 annual export volume of 161 milk
Figure 7-3-172010 milk exports in the main area 161
Milk powder exports in Figure 7-3-182001-2010 161
Figure 7-3-192010 milk powder exports are the main areas in 162
Figure 7-3-202001-2010 annual export volume of condensed milk 162
Figure 7-3-212010 condensed milk exports in the main area 162