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Technical and Edible Sodium Chloride Market Research in the CIS (Russian Version)
INFOMINE Research Group, Aug 2010, Pages: 149
This review is devoted to investigating current conditions of the technical and edible sodium chloride market in the CIS and Russia and forecasting its development. The survey consists of 7 chapters, comprising 149 pages, 57 tables, 31 figures and 2 annexes.
In the first chapter of the review data on the condition of the world market of sodium chloride - reserves, production and prices - is summarized.
The second chapter presents data on volumes of reserves and geographic location of deposits of sodium chloride in the CIS and the Russian Federation.
The third chapter is devoted to the volumes of extraction and production of sodium chloride in Russia and CIS countries for the period of 2000-2009.
In the fourth chapter, the largest producers of sodium chloride in the CIS are profiled.
The fifth part of the review describes foreign trade operations of sodium chloride in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan.
The sixth chapter examines the structure of sodium chloride consumption in Russia, describing the end-uses and consumers of sodium chloride.
The seventh chapter forecasts the development of the Russian market of sodium chloride for a period up to 2015.
In the Annexes the addresses and contact data of the largest enterprises producing table salt in the CIS, as well as a map of the location of the largest deposits of sodium chloride in the CIS are provided.
These findings stem from a desk-based study, in the course of which data from multiple sources of information were analyzed, including state bodies such as the Inter-State Statistics Committee of CIS, the Federal Service of State Statistics (FSSS or Rosstat) of Russia, the State Statistics Committee (SSC) of Ukraine, the State Balances of Mineral Reserves, the Federal Customs Service (FCS) of Russia, the State Customs Services of Ukraine and Belarus, and the Statistics Agency of Kazakhstan. Other sources include companies, the Infomine database, media materials and the internet.
All the above enabled the authors to draw a detailed and accurate picture of the sodium chloride market in the CIS/Russia and its prospects.
It should be noted that, regarding the production of sodium chloride in the CIS, the experts of InfoMine have included, in addition to edible sodium chloride, also brines processed by chemical enterprises, as well as technical and fodder salt. All data on volumes of brine production are given in equivalent of solid product.
NOTE: This report is currently available in the Russian language only.
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