Summary
Animal Vaccine is a kind of biological agent that enables
inoculated animals to produce active immunity for disease prevention. Europe
and the United States and other developed countries are the main force of
traditional animal vaccine markets in the world, still taking around 60%
nowadays. In recent years, European and American animal vaccine markets have
decelerated growth due to quality safety, high maturity and other factors,
while the fast-growing animal vaccine market of China and other emerging
countries will become a new highlight.
In 2004-2013, Chinese animal vaccine market size maintained
a high growth rate of 26.3%, reaching about RMB11.5 billion in 2013. The growth
in 2007-2010 was mainly driven by the expansion of governmental tender vaccine,
while that from 2011 was primarily thanks to the market-oriented vaccine
expansion. The Chinese animal vaccine market is basically occupied by local
companies, showing a self-sufficiency rate of around 90%.
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Given the policy factor, Chinese animal vaccine products are
divided into compulsory immunization vaccines and market-oriented vaccines. At
present, the former include foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), bird flu, porcine
reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS), swine fever, and peste des petits
ruminants (PPR); the latter refer to porcine circovirus (PCV), Newcastle
disease, porcine parvovirus (PPV) and other varieties. Since 2011, the bids for
compulsory vaccines proposed by the Chinese government has turned to be more
fierce, with limited growth potential; however, market-oriented vaccines have
developed faster, enjoying 40%-50% market share in 2013.
According to animal attributes, animal vaccines can be
classified into swine vaccines, poultry vaccines, cattle & sheep vaccines,
pet vaccines and other vaccines. In 2013, Chinese swine vaccines and poultry
vaccines accounted for more than 80% of the animal vaccine market. In addition,
the emerging Chinese pet industry is boosting the demand for pet vaccines, but
due to lack of commercialized pet vaccines, China now mainly relies on imports.
Thus, the Chinese pet vaccine market will see a larger space for development in
the future.
As the scale of Chinese farming escalates, the demand for
animal vaccines will continue to grow steadily. In the next few years, the
Chinese animal vaccine industry is expected to keep a growth rate of
approximately 15% and see market value of RMB17.5 billion or so in 2016.
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In 2006, China implemented mandatory veterinary drug GMP
certification to raise the threshold, resulting in a sharp decline in the
number of animal vaccine companies and the accompanying increased industry
concentration. In 2013, CAHIC seized the highest market share of 10.5% among
Chinese listed animal vaccine companies, followed by Jinyu Group, Tecon and
Dahuanong with a combined proportion of 15% or so.
China Animal Vaccine Industry Report, 2013-2016 by
ResearchInChina covers the followings:
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The market size, market structure and
competitive landscape of the global animal vaccine industry.
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The market size, market structure, competitive
landscape and import & export of the Chinese animal vaccine industry.
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Policies, social environment and downstream
demand of the Chinese animal vaccine industry.
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The size and competitive landscape of Chinese
animal vaccine market segments such as swine vaccines and poultry vaccines.
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Operation, animal vaccine business, forecast and
outlook of 10 Chinese animal vaccine manufacturers.
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The market size and market structure of Chinese
animal vaccine market and its segments in 2013-2016E.
Table of Contents
1. Overview of Animal Vaccine
1.1 Definition
1.2 Classification
1.3 Industry Chain
1.1 Definition
1.2 Classification
1.3 Industry Chain
2. Status Quo of Animal Vaccine Industry
2.1 Global Market
2.1.1 Market Size
2.1.2 Market Structure
2.1.3 Competitive Landscape
2.1.4 New Epidemics and Products
2.2 Chinese Market
2.2.1 Market Size
2.2.2 Market Structure
2.2.3 Import and Export
2.2.4 Profit
2.2.5 Entry Barriers
2.2.6 Competitive Landscape
2.2.7 Trends
2.1 Global Market
2.1.1 Market Size
2.1.2 Market Structure
2.1.3 Competitive Landscape
2.1.4 New Epidemics and Products
2.2 Chinese Market
2.2.1 Market Size
2.2.2 Market Structure
2.2.3 Import and Export
2.2.4 Profit
2.2.5 Entry Barriers
2.2.6 Competitive Landscape
2.2.7 Trends
3. Development Environment for China Animal Vaccine
Industry
3.1 Policy Environment
3.1.1 Major Policies
3.1.2 Tendering System for Compulsory Immunization Vaccine
3.2 Social Environment
3.2.1 Stable Development of Farming Industry
3.2.2 Large-scale Farming Becomes a Trend
3.2.3 Frequent Outbreaks of Animal Epidemics
3.1 Policy Environment
3.1.1 Major Policies
3.1.2 Tendering System for Compulsory Immunization Vaccine
3.2 Social Environment
3.2.1 Stable Development of Farming Industry
3.2.2 Large-scale Farming Becomes a Trend
3.2.3 Frequent Outbreaks of Animal Epidemics
4. Chinese Animal Vaccine Industry Segments
4.1 Governmental Mandatory Vaccine
4.1.1 FMD Vaccine
4.1.2 Bird Flu Vaccine
4.1.3 PRRS Vaccine
4.1.4 Swine Fever Vaccine
4.2 Market-oriented Vaccine
4.2.1 PCV Vaccine
4.2.2 Newcastle Disease Vaccine
4.3 Pet Vaccine
4.1 Governmental Mandatory Vaccine
4.1.1 FMD Vaccine
4.1.2 Bird Flu Vaccine
4.1.3 PRRS Vaccine
4.1.4 Swine Fever Vaccine
4.2 Market-oriented Vaccine
4.2.1 PCV Vaccine
4.2.2 Newcastle Disease Vaccine
4.3 Pet Vaccine
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