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Market Research Report
WORLD SALT (Industry forecasts for 2013 & 2018)
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The Freedonia Group |
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February, 2010 |
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112061 |
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262 PAGES |
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WORLD SALT (Industry forecasts for 2013 & 2018) published by The Freedonia Group in February, 2010. This report consists of 262 PAGES and the price starts from US $ 5700.
Abstract
Global demand to increase 2.5% yearly through 2013
Global demand for salt is forecast to grow 2.5 percent per year to 305 million
metric tons in 2013. Expansion of salt demand in developing countries will
more than offset the expected contraction of salt markets in advanced
economies. The large chemical manufacturing market will generate the majority
of additional demand between 2008 and 2013 due to strong expansion of chemical
manufacturing activity in China. This country was the largest consumer of salt
in 2008, mostly due to its sizable chemical manufacturing industry, but also
because of the dietary needs of China' s 1.3 billion residents. China accounted
for nearly one-quarter of global salt demand in 2008, and is projected to be
the fastest growing major national market between 2008 and 2013 as its economy
continues to expand robustly. Because China' s domestic salt production is not
expected to keep up with demand, China is forecast to be the fastest growing
salt importer.
Salt demand in emerging economies (e.g., India, Ukraine) is forecast to grow
particularly fast through 2013, as their continuing industrialization
increases their use of salt as an input for chemical manufacturing and other
industries. These countries will also be among the fastest growing salt
producers, as their domestic salt industries expand to meet local demand.
Chemical production market to grow faster than average
Chemical manufacturing is the principal use for salt, and accounted for the
majority of demand in 2008. Most demand in this market is generated by
chloralkali and synthetic soda ash producers, which use salt as the primary
raw material. Approximately one-half of salt consumed by the chemical
manufacturing market is concentrated in the Asia/ Pacific region, which
accounts for the largest share of global chemical manufacturing activity.
Although an expected deceleration in chemical manufacturing activity will slow
growth of related salt demand, this market is forecast to grow faster than
average between 2008 and 2013.
Solar evaporation method to gain market share
In 2008, solar evaporation was the most popular method of producing salt,
owing to its widespread use in the Africa/ Mideast, Asia/Pacific and Latin
America regions. In areas with a favorable climate, this is the most
economical method of producing salt. Solar evaporation is projected to account
for an increasing share of global salt production through 2013. In 2008, rock
salt and brine accounted for the largest share of salt production in North
America and Western Europe.
Study coverage
This new Freedonia industry study, World Salt, presents historical demand data
(1998, 2003 and 2008) plus forecasts for 2013 and 2018 by salt production
method, market, world region and for 20 countries. The study also considers
key market environment factors, evaluates company market share and profiles
global industry competitors.
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- General
- World Economic Overview
- Recent Historical Trends
- World Economic Outlook
- World Demographic Overview
- GDP Per Capita
- Manufacturing Outlook
- Chemical Manufacturing Outlook
- Food Manufacturing Outlook
- World Paved Roads
- Climatic Factors
- World Livestock
- Environmental & Regulatory Overview
- Pricing Trends
III. OVERVIEW
- General
- Demand by Region
- Relationship of Per Capita Income & Salt Demand
- Demand by Market
- Chemical Manufacturing
- Road Deicing
- Food Processing
- Livestock
- Other Markets
- World Salt Shipments by Region
- World Salt Shipments by Production Method
- Solar Evaporation
- Rock Salt
- Brine
- Vacuum Pan & Other
- International Trade
IV. NORTH AMERICA
- North America: General
- North America: Supply & Demand
- North America: Demand by Market
- United States
- Canada
- Mexico
V. WESTERN EUROPE
- Western Europe: General
- Western Europe: Supply & Demand
- Western Europe: Demand by Market
- Germany
- France
- United Kingdom
- Spain
- Italy
- Netherlands
- Other Western Europe
VI. ASIA/PACIFIC
- Asia/Pacific: General
- Asia/Pacific: Supply & Demand
- Asia/Pacific: Demand by Market
- China
- India
- Japan
- South Korea
- Australia
- Other Asia/Pacific
VII. OTHER REGIONS
- Latin America
- Supply & Demand
- Demand by Market
- Brazil
- Chile
- Other Latin America
- Eastern Europe
- Supply & Demand
- Demand by Market
- Russia
- Poland
- Ukraine
- Other Eastern Europe
- Africa/Mideast
- Supply & Demand
- Demand by Market
- Turkey
- Other Africa/Mideast
VIII. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- General
- Market Composition
- Market Share
- Distribution
- Marketing
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Cooperative Agreements
COMPANY PROFILES
- Agrosal GmbH, see Suedwestdeutsche Salzwerke
- Akzo Nobel NV
- Artyomsol, see State Enterprise Association Artyomsol
- Atisale SpA
- British Salt Limited
- Canadian Salt Company Limited, see K+S
- Cargill Incorporated
- Cheetham Salt Limited, see Ridley Corporation
- China National Salt Industry Corporation
- Compagnie des Salins du Midi et des Salines de l' Est
- Compagnie Generale des Salines de Tunisie, see
- Compagnie des Salins du Midi et des Salines de l' Est
- Compass Minerals International Incorporated
- Dampier Salt Limited, see Rio Tinto Group
- Dev Salt Private Limited
- Dominion Salt Limited, see Ridley Corporation
- Dow Chemical Company
- esco - European Salt Company GmbH & Company KG, see K+S
- Exportadora de Sal SA de CV
- Henrique Lage Salineira do Nordeste SA
- INEOS Group Limited
- Irish Salt Mining & Exploration Company Limited
- Italkali Societa Italiana Sali Alcalini SpA
- K+S AG
- Kopalnia Soli Klodawa Spolka Akcyjna
- Mitsui & Company Limited
- Morton International Incorporated, see K+S
- North America Salt Company, see Compass Minerals International
- OAO Bassole, see Russalt
- OAO Iletsksol, see Russalt
- OAO Sil' vinit
- Onslow Salt Pty Limited, see Mitsui & Company
- Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation
- Proasal Salinera de Andalucia SL
- Ridley Corporation Limited
- Rio Tinto Group
- Russalt Limited
- Salina Salt Company
- Salinen Austria AG
- Salins, see Compagnie des Salins du Midi et des Salines de l' Est
- Salpak Pty Limited, see Ridley Corporation
- Salt Union Limited, see Compass Minerals International
- Salzkontor Oberfranken GmbH, see Suedwestdeutsche Salzwerke
- Schweizer Rheinsalinen, see Suedwestdeutsche Salzwerke
- Shark Bay Salt Pty Limited, see Mitsui & Company
- Sociedad Punta de Lobos SA, see K+S
- Suedsalz, see Suedwestdeutsche Salzwerke
- Solana Tuzla Incorporated
- Solvay SA
- State Enterprise Association Artyomsol
- Suedwestdeutsche Salzwerke AG
- Texas Brine Company LLC, see United Salt
- United Brine Services Company LLC, see United Salt
- United Salt Corporation
- Wacker-Chemie AG
- Additional Companies Mentioned in the Study
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- 1 World Gross Domestic Product by Region
- 2 World Population by Region
- 3 World Per Capita GDP by Region
- 4 World Manufacturing Value Added
- 5 World Chemical Manufacturing Value Added
- 6 World Food & Beverage Manufacturing Value Added
- 7 World Paved Roads
- 8 World Livestock Population
- 9 Average Salt Prices by Region & Market
SECTION III -- OVERVIEW
- 1 World Salt Demand by Region
- 2 World Salt Demand by Market
- 3 Chemical Manufacturing Market for Salt by Region
- 4 Road Deicing Market for Salt by Region
- 5 Food Processing Market for Salt by Region
- 6 Livestock Market for Salt by Region
- 7 Other Markets for Salt by Region
- 8 Salt Shipments by Region
- 9 Salt Shipments by Production Method
- 10 Salt Net Exports by Region
SECTION IV -- NORTH AMERICA
- 1 North America -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 2 North America -- Salt Demand by Market
- 3 United States -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 4 United States -- Salt Demand by Market
- 5 Canada -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 6 Canada -- Salt Demand by Market
- 7 Mexico -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 8 Mexico -- Salt Demand by Market
SECTION V -- WESTERN EUROPE
- 1 Western Europe -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 2 Western Europe -- Salt Demand by Market
- 3 Germany -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 4 Germany -- Salt Demand by Market
- 5 France -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 6 France -- Salt Demand by Market
- 7 United Kingdom -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 8 United Kingdom -- Salt Demand by Market
- 9 Spain -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 10 Spain -- Salt Demand by Market
- 11 Italy -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 12 Italy -- Salt Demand by Market
- 13 Netherlands -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 14 Netherlands -- Salt Demand by Market
- 15 Other Western Europe -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 16 Other Western Europe -- Salt Demand by Market
- 17 Other Western Europe -- Salt Demand by Country
SECTION VI -- ASIA/PACIFIC
- 1 Asia/Pacific -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 2 Asia/Pacific -- Salt Demand by Market
- 3 China -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 4 China -- Salt Demand by Market
- 5 India -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 6 India -- Salt Demand by Market
- 7 Japan -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 8 Japan -- Salt Demand by Market
- 9 South Korea -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 10 South Korea -- Salt Demand by Market
- 11 Australia -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 12 Australia -- Salt Demand by Market
- 13 Other Asia/Pacific -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 14 Other Asia/Pacific -- Salt Demand by Market
SECTION VII -- OTHER REGIONS
- 1 Latin America -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 2 Latin America -- Salt Demand by Market
- 3 Brazil -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 4 Brazil -- Salt Demand by Market
- 5 Chile -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 6 Chile -- Salt Demand by Market
- 7 Other Latin America -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 8 Other Latin America -- Salt Demand by Market
- 9 Eastern Europe -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 10 Eastern Europe -- Salt Demand by Market
- 11 Russia -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 12 Russia -- Salt Demand by Market
- 13 Poland -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 14 Poland -- Salt Demand by Market
- 15 Ukraine -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 16 Ukraine -- Salt Demand by Market
- 17 Other Eastern Europe -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 18 Other Eastern Europe -- Salt Demand by Market
- 19 Africa/Mideast -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 20 Africa/Mideast -- Salt Demand by Market
- 21 Turkey -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 22 Turkey -- Salt Demand by Market
- 23 Other Africa/Mideast -- Salt Supply & Demand
- 24 Other Africa/Mideast -- Salt Demand by Market
SECTION VIII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- 1 Value of Salt Production for Selected Companies, 2008
- 2 Selected Cooperative Agreements
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- 1 Salt Price Changes by Market, 1998-2018
SECTION III -- OVERVIEW
- 1 Gross Domestic Product Per Capita & Salt Demand Per Capita Relationship,
2008
- 2 World Salt Demand by Market, 2008
- 3 Chemical Manufacturing Market for Salt by Region, 2008
- 4 Salt Shipments by Region, 1998-2018
- 5 Salt Shipments by Production Method, 2008
- 6 International Trade in Salt by Country, 2008
SECTION VIII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- 1 World Salt Market Share by Company, 2008
Salt global demand expected to increase 2.5% yearly through 2013
March 12th, 2010
Global Information would like to present a new market research report, "WORLD SALT (Industry forecasts for 2013 & 2018)" by The Freedonia Group.
The global demand for sale is projected to reach 305 million metric tons in 2013 growing at a rate of 2.5% per year. The large chemical manufacturing market will produce the majority of additional salt demand between 2008 and 2013 as a result of the strong development of chemical manufacturing activity in China.
China was the largest consumer of salt in 2008, mostly because of its sizable chemical manufacturing industry, but also largely due to the dietary needs of a country with 1.3 billion residents. In fact, China comprised nearly a quarter of the 2008 global salt demand. China is forecasted to be the fastest growing major national market between 2008 and 2013 as its economy continues to exhibit robust growth. It is also expected that China will be the fastest growing salt importer due to the fact that the countrys domestic salt production will not be able to satisfy the entirety of its demand.
Solar evaporation was the most popular method of salt production in 2008. In regions with a favorable climate (e,g, Africa/Middle East Asia/Pacific, Latin America), solar evaporation is the most economical method for producing salt. Moreover, solar evaporation is forecasted to make up an increasing share of global salt production though 2013. The principal use for sale is chemical manufacturing. Chloralkali and synthetic soda ash producers, which utilize salt as the primary raw material, create most of the demand in this market. The market is projected to grow faster than average between 2008 and 2013 despite expectations of future deceleration in chemical manufacturing activity.
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