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CK IMPORT EXPORT CO (NZ) LTD. China the sleeping giant. The Market The Future NZ’s role in China’s future OR China’s role in NZ future. CK IMPORT EXPORT CO (NZ) LTD. China – 1.3 billion potential customers. Chinese priorities Earning money Personal Health Family. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: China  the sleeping giant

China the sleeping giant

The Market The Future

NZ’s role in China’s future OR China’s role in NZ future

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China – 1.3 billion potential customers

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Velvet is seen as an adult medicine,

food or HFF

Chinese priorities1. Earning money2. Personal Health3. Family

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China – where does our velvet go?

– South Korea consumes 62% of all NZ Velvet but directly imports only 27% of NZ Velvet.

• The remaining 35% is imported via China

– 68% of all NZ velvet is exported to China

– Exported in via Dalian or Hong Kong

• Hong Kong was the gateway to China (smuggling), now Dalian with the free trade agreement.

– From Dalian port – 6hr road trip to Xifeng for processing & distributing throughout China.

– In China – 8 key consumption areas for velvet areas.

• Mainly East Coast – population.

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012P$0

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The Market –NZ Exports

South Korea consumes 62% of all NZ Velvet but imports only 27% of NZ Velvet. 35% is imported into South Korea via China.

68% exported to China/ Hong Kong in 2012

Source: DINZ 2013

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KG Sales – NZ Velvet Exports$ Sales – NZ Velvet Exports

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Farm Price Vs Kg’s Exported.19

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Source: DINZ 2013

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Year ending 30th Sept

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The Market – how is our velvet used by the consumer

• Broken into 3 groups– Traditional – raw state put into food– Oriental – used by oriental medical doctors– Healthy Functional Food (HFF)

2005 2013 20200%

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Estimate only

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The FutureHealthy Functional Foods (HFF)

• Was predicted to reach US$12billion sales in China by 2010 – Food Manufacture Magazine 2007

• HFF are products ready for consumption purchased over the counter

• Examples - • capsules, drinks, health bars etc. for busy westernised

lifestyles• Alcohol products containing velvet (eg wine or spirits with

velvet fermented), tonics.• Ingredient in a finished product – eg chewing gum, probiotic

yoghurt

Approx. 25 – 30% of HFF velvet sales used in

drinks

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Barriers to HFF Market

• Barriers to HFF Market:– Chinese govt only allows Malu velvet to be used. Need

recognition of NZ Red Deer.– Terms of Trade – Need NZ Red Deer recognised as suitable

ingredient in HFF– We need to be in this market for Velvet exports to

continue.– legal access for NZ velvet in raw state for use in HFF

ingredient– NZ branded products sold in China – 2 year process and

costly

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What is HFF to the future of NZ exports to China

• China is becoming more westernised.• The traditional and oriental market is mature.

– The future is healthy functional foods (HFF)• First capsules • Then drinks – tonics & wine• Missing out on a US12billion + market

– Challenges: • legal access for NZ velvet in raw state for use in HFF ingredient• NZ branded products sold in China – 2 year process and costly

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Influencers to exporting to China:

• Central Govt/ The Premier:– Influence consumer behaviour – eg Wine sales decreasing

as new premier enforced Chinese govt officials need to reduce alcohol consumption.

– Can dictate alter trading terms although it is free terms of trade.

• Currency – strength of NZD to USD• Stock Piles of velvet

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What the Chinese like!CK IMPORT EXPORT CO (NZ) LTD

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NZ velvet to China• Currently two ways

– 1. Via an Exporter • Pros

– increased stability– pays GIB– promote NZ velvet

• Cons– ????

– 2. Sold direct to Chinese buyer• Pros –

– the farmer gets paid immediately for their velvet for this season• Cons –

– Future seasons the value of velvet could decline and Chinese buyers are few and they TALK! Supply and Demand.

– Don’t pay GIB that markets and promotes the end product– Consistency in price & demand for the future

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Thank – youQuestions at the end of the session

Would like to introduce -Pei from Vitaco

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