Discussion on Current Model of Production and Circulation of Chinese Traditional Herbs

Published by: SunFAITH China Ltd.

Published: May. 20, 2008 - 12 Pages

Table of Contents

1. 1. Current Chinese Traditional Medicine Production and Circulation Mode

1.1 Plant by herbal medicine grower, and circulation in the market

1.2 Chinese Traditional Herbs Production and Circulation Mode in GAP (Good Agriculture Practice) Times

2. Contrast and Analysis on Current Modes

2.1 Analysis on Current Production and Circulation Modes in Aspect of Risk

2.2 Analysis on Current Production and Circulation Modes in Aspect of Economy

2.3 Analysis on Current Production and Circulation Modes in Aspect of Feasibility

2.4 Analysis on Current Production and Circulation Modes in Aspect of Product Quality

3. Production and Circulation Mode of Different Herbs and Development Trend

4. Contrast and Analysis on Chinese Medical Plant Production and Circulation Modes--- In Aspect of Export Value

Abstract

China’s export takes up only 5% of international Chinese traditional medicine market share, and the proportion tends to decrease further. Standardization of Chinese traditional medicine is the base and precondition of Chinese traditional medicine’s modernization and internationalization. The production and circulation mode of Chinese traditional medicine has developed from the traditional single trading in herbal medicines market to co-exiting of traditional mode and other GAP production and circulation modes. The report contrasts and analyzes 5 types of production and circulation modes, and indicates the most important mode of Chinese medical plant at present and for the future.

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