China's current economic situation drives the consumption of grain dryer market

[China Agricultural Machinery Industry News] In recent years, benefiting from China's rapid economic development, China's grain dryer market has developed rapidly. According to statistics, from 2012 to 2015, China's grain dryer ownership increased from 36,000 to 68,700 units, compound growth rate of 24.04%, which is mainly due to the improvement of the payment capacity of end users in China's agricultural machinery market, the promotion of national food security strategy and agricultural subsidy policy, driving the demand and consumption of the grain dryer market.

China's current economic situation drives the consumption of grain dryer market

Under the good development situation of the government's continued efforts to increase support and continuous innovation of leading enterprises, the grain dryer market in China continues to maintain a good growth trend in the future. It is estimated that the number of grain dryers in China will increase from 85,000 in 2016 to 140,800 in 2020, and the total output of mechanical drying will increase from 20.33% in 2016 to 32.33% in 2020. The total demand of dryers from 2016 to 2020 is expected to reach 72,100 units, with an average annual demand of 14,400 units.

The research on foreign grain drying machinery started in the 1940s. After 90 years, the grain drying and drying equipment has reached serialization and standardization. At present, the global grain dryer industry can be divided into the US, Europe, Japan and Taiwan. The US department is mainly based on GSI, NECO and Grain Handler. The European grain dryer manufacturers mainly include Danish Cimbria, Britain's Brice Baker, Sweden's Tornum, and Japanese grain drying. The dry machine manufacturers mainly focus on gold and Satake, and the Taiwanese system mainly focuses on Sanjiu and the Sun. In the developed countries, mechanical grain drying accounts for about 90%-95% of total grain output, while China's total grain mechanized drying in 2015 was about 107.64 million tons, accounting for only 17.33% of the country's total grain output. Far below the international leading level.