London, England-- (SBWIRE) -- 11/16/2010 -- The US gum and wood chemical manufacturing industry is highly concentrated with fewer relatively similar sized companies operating in the region as stated by the new market research report on gum and wood chemicals market. Recreational cooking market accounts for about 80-90% of the charcoal briquette consumption in the US. The most significant form of recreational cooking is barbequing (on a grill stove).
The gum and wood chemical industry is part of the organic chemical industry, and is primarily focused on the hardwood/softwood distillation products, tanning materials, natural dyes, rosins, charcoal, and other products. The climatic changes witnessed in recent years have dramatically changed the flora and fauna across the world. Consequently, the forests and other natural resources are shrinking across the world; therefore forest-based industries are under pressure from rising raw material costs and hence production costs.
The US market for gum and wood chemicals is projected to reach US $1.6 billion by the year 2015. This is primarily driven by the growing population across regions, and increasing demand for charcoal in power generation, pharmaceuticals, steel manufacture, and various other industries.
The report titled Gum And Wood Chemicals: A US Market Report provides a comprehensive review of industry overview, product overview, profiles of major players, and recent industry activity. The report analyzes market data and analytics in terms of value for the US region.
Key players profiled in the report include Abbey Color, Arizona Chemical Company, Borregaard LignoTech, Braai & BBQ International, Braaistar, Ceresking Ecology & Technology Co., Ltd., Deqing Yinlong Industrial Co., Ltd., E & C Charcoal (Pty) Ltd, Forchem Oy, Georgia-Pacific Chemicals, LLC, Krone Carbon, and Resinas Sintéticas, among others.
Veiw more details no the report: The US gum and wood chemical manufacturing industry is highly concentrated with fewer relatively similar sized companies operating in the region as stated by the new market research report on gum and wood chemicals market. Recreational cooking market accounts for about 80-90% of the charcoal briquette consumption in the US. The most significant form of recreational cooking is barbequing (on a grill stove).
The gum and wood chemical industry is part of the organic chemical industry, and is primarily focused on the hardwood/softwood distillation products, tanning materials, natural dyes, rosins, charcoal, and other products. The climatic changes witnessed in recent years have dramatically changed the flora and fauna across the world. Consequently, the forests and other natural resources are shrinking across the world; therefore forest-based industries are under pressure from rising raw material costs and hence production costs.
The US market for gum and wood chemicals is projected to reach US $1.6 billion by the year 2015. This is primarily driven by the growing population across regions, and increasing demand for charcoal in power generation, pharmaceuticals, steel manufacture, and various other industries.
The report titled Gum And Wood Chemicals: A US Market Report provides a comprehensive review of industry overview, product overview, profiles of major players, and recent industry activity. The report analyzes market data and analytics in terms of value for the US region.
Key players profiled in the report include Abbey Color, Arizona Chemical Company, Borregaard LignoTech, Braai & BBQ International, Braaistar, Ceresking Ecology & Technology Co., Ltd., Deqing Yinlong Industrial Co., Ltd., E & C Charcoal (Pty) Ltd, Forchem Oy, Georgia-Pacific Chemicals, LLC, Krone Carbon, and Resinas Sintéticas, among others.
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