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控釋技術：成熟和新興市場

Controlled-Release Technologies: Established and Emerging Markets

出版商	BCC Research
出版日期	2010年07月	商品編碼	125347
內容資訊	英文 253 Pages
價格	US $ 4850 PDF by E-mail ( Single User License) US $ 5950 PDF by E-mail ( Business Unit License) US $ 8500 PDF by E-mail (Enterprise License)

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控釋技術：成熟和新興市場 是由出版商BCC Research在2010年07月所出版的。這份英文市場調查報告書包含253 Pages 價格從美金4850起跳。

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此報告書針對控釋技術的成熟及新興市場進行調查分析，控釋技術之概要、區域及應用技術上的控釋技術市場動向、末端使用者產業／應用技術上的詳細分析、主要企業的檔案、統整專利資料，以下列構成為您呈現。

第1章簡介

第2章重點摘要

第3章控釋技術

第4章控釋技術市場

全球市場
區域性需要
應用領域市場
基礎設施要件
環境相關法規及區域市場形成
控釋技術市場預測

第5章農業市場

農業用化學肥料之控釋技術
氮肥
控釋阻隔材料之需要
種穀物
石油種子生產
柑橘類／水果／花生
控釋草坪生產
庭園／溫室／苗圃
控釋棉花生產
其他

第6章食品加工市場

控釋的調味品和食品添加劑
不同國際視野的變化
濃縮物／醬料／水果／蔬菜
麵包
巧克力／餅乾／冰淇淋
濃縮，蒸發及乳製品之控釋阻隔材料
其他食品製造之控釋材料

第7章消費產品市場

化粧品
洗滌產品
清掃用產品
高機能磁磚
控釋香精包裝
控釋智能包裝

第8章基礎設施市場

新基礎設施
油漆
保留
修復
基礎設施保全

第9章產業用製品市場

控釋油漆／顏料／塗料
控釋阻隔材料油漆，顏料，塗料
其他工業應用

第10章能源市場

油田開發部門之控釋阻隔材料
生物燃料部門之控釋阻隔材料

第11章企業檔案

第12章主要專利：1957-2010年

The global market for controlled-release barrier materials will approach $1 billion by 2015, increasing from nearly $600 million in 2010, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.5% for all products worldwide during the 2010 - 2015 forecast period.
The most rapid growth for controlled-release barrier materials will occur in high-income nations, which includes the U.S. and the European Union among others, increasing in value from $366 million in 2010 to $650 million in 2015, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.2%.
The United States falls slightly behind other high-income nations with a 10.1% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for controlled-release barrier materials. This market is estimated at $197 million in 2010 and is expected to reach $319 million by 2015.

INTRODUCTION

CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGIES:ESTABLISHED AND EMERGING MARKETS

Describes the basic controlled release technologies used in nonmedical markets.
Profiles the major controlled-release technology developers for those markets.
Describes global forces shaping future markets for controlled-release products.
Describes key patents for methods and materials that impart controlled release.
Forecasts 2010 to 2015 demand for controlled-release barrier materials in 27 market segments, for the United States and worldwide.

STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES

This report, Controlled-Release Technologies: Established and Emerging Markets, examines the continuing evolution of the use of controlled-release technology in nonmedical applications. Our key objective is to present a comprehensive analysis of the nearly $1 billion global market for controlled-release barrier materials through 2015. To this end, this BCC report furnishes:

An overview of the controlled-release industry, which includes a description of current methods and materials, a discussion of the positive effect of the emerging sustainable agriculture movement and, paradoxically, stricter environmental regulations
Profiles of more than 100 companies and research groups advancing the technology
Descriptions of more than 125 significant patents granted from 1957 through the first quarter of 2010
Forecasts for the six nonmedical industries making greatest use of controlled-release technology: agriculture, consumer products, energy, food processing, industrial products, and infrastructure
Forecasts for the United States and globally, with the world, with separate forecasts for high-income, middle-income, and low-income regions
A discussion of how controlled-release technology is used in institutional, industrial products, with 2010 to 2015 forecasts for the demand for barrier materials in 27 application-specific markets.

REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY

Controlled-release products had rapidly extended their market penetration far beyond products that add timed released characteristics to pharmaceuticals and specialty agricultural products. During that time, accumulated industry know-how and the expiration of many of the original patents have made it economical to add controlled-release components, chiefly engineered polymers, into less expensive products, including commodities. The migration of controlled-release features from high-margin specialty products to low-margin mass marketed products is, of course, characteristic of most advanced technologies. In the case of controlled-release technology, three additional, and on the surface seemingly unrelated, forces have come into play to accelerate the demand for materials that impart sustained or timed delivery characteristics. Those forces are as follows:

Steadily escalating petroleum costs
Consumer demand for faster meal preparation
Sweeping new European Union (EU) rules, and proposed changes in U.S. law, that have begun to force a reevaluation of how once commonly used industrial chemicals will be used in the future

The speed with which those changes will affect the markets for existing controlled-release products led BCC research to prepare an in-depth analysis of the state-of-the-industry in 2006 and its subsequent revision and updating in 2008. The pace of technological development coupled with the rapidly changing economic condition of many core industries prompts the need for a further reassessment of the industry, resulting in this expanded and revised study.

INTENDED AUDIENCE

BCC has compiled a study of the markets for the controlled technologies used to manufacture products sold in 27 application-specific market segments within the agriculture, consumer products, energy, and industrial and infrastructure products industries.

This study will be of interest to market planners in industries serving those 27 market segments. It will be equally useful to those in the basic and specialty chemical industries; planners for government and non-governmental agencies that address agriculture, hunger and energy development; and, investors in emerging technologies.

SCOPE OF REPORT

The aim of this study is to examine controlled-release technology with both a floodlight and a spotlight. The floodlight seeks to illuminate the larger global forces that will shape the demand for controlled-release technology through 2015, when BCC anticipates the value of barrier materials that impart controlled-release properties on active agents will approach $1 billion. The spotlight tightly focuses on the demand for barrier materials that impart controlled-release materials in 27 application-specific market segments within the agriculture, food processing, consumer product, and institutional, industrial and energy industries. . Although the materials used to create controlled-release products are sold into niche markets, they have the potential to influence much broader segments of the economy. For example, the shift from standard to controlled-release fertilizers reduces by a third to half the amount of ammonia (NH3) needed to support a given amount of plant growth. Such a reduction is obviously positive for fertilizer producers, but it also affects consumers of natural gas, because as much as 80% of the cost of producing ammonia, the basic building block of nitrogenous fertilizers, is spent to purchase natural gas for use as a methane (CH4) feedstock.

As products manufactured by the chemical industry, controlled-release materials are subject to varying levels of government regulation, largely depending upon how the products are used. In the past, controlled-release fertilizers received relatively little government scrutiny, while those used to coat or encapsulate food additives were limited to compounds generally regarded as safe, or otherwise specially approved. That predictable past is about to give way to a most uncertain regulatory future.

The recent decision by the EU to reexamine the safety of scores of chemicals previously regarded as safe has caused much consternation within the chemical industry. Paradoxically, it bodes well for the controlled-release industry. Many of the polymers used as barrier materials to impart controlled-release properties have already undergone extensive study, as part of the process that led to their approval for use in medical application. Those barrier materials are therefore readily available for use in less-critical nonmedical applications. The fact that controlled-release technology per se reduces chemical use makes them additionally attractive from an economic perspective.

As to format, the report is divided into 12 chapters:

Chapter One presents an introduction to controlled-release technologies.
Chapter Two provides a summary of this report.
Chapter Three describes basic controlled-release technologies.
Chapter Four describes the global controlled-release marketplace.
Chapter Five forecasts demand for controlled-release barrier products in the agricultural market.
Chapter Six presents forecasts for the food processing market.
Chapter Seven forecasts the consumer products market.
Chapter Eight forecasts infrastructure market.
Chapter Nine forecasts the industrial market.
Chapter Ten forecasts the energy market.
Chapter Eleven profiles the more than 100 companies and research groups advancing the technology.
Chapter Twelve contains descriptions of some 125 key patents, from the beginnings of the industry in 1957 through the first quarter of 2010.

METHODOLOGY

Both primary and secondary research methodologies were used in preparing this study.

By definition controlled-release materials are binary products, comprising an active agent surrounded by a barrier that degrades in a predictable manner the results in the agent' s "controlled-release." The state-of-the-art has reached the point where virtually any chemical compound used in agricultural, consumer or industrial products, from the most delicate fragrance to some of the strongest acids, can be packed in a controlled-release matrix or sphere.

In this study, as in the two earlier works on this topic, BCC Research presents an analysis of the demand for the most commonly used barrier materials, that is, the materials that impart controlled-release characteristics. Forecasts for those products examine 27 market segments within the agriculture, food processing, consumer products, and institutional, industrial and energy industries. Values are shown to the nearest $1 million. Because inflation rates vary substantially from country to country, forecasts are presented in U.S. dollars, not adjusted for inflation.

To forecast emerging technologies and products, we analyze controlled-release products currently on the market, announced products undergoing field testing, U.S. patents, and products referenced in forward looking financial statements filed with the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission (SEC). Forecasts specifically omit products that fall under the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as biologics, drugs, medical devices, combination products, dental products, and veterinary products. Controlled-release products for human healthcare are discussed in detail in the BCC Research study titled, Medical Device Coatings (HLC049B).

Values are reported for the United States and worldwide. Worldwide data are further subdivided by the relative development of the country purchasing the product, using World Bank criteria for distinguishing among high-income, middle-income, and low-income countries.

INFORMATION SOURCES

BCC studied more than 500 companies to obtain data for this study. Included were raw material suppliers and manufacturers of finished goods. We also reviewed reports and studies prepared for peer-reviewed professional literature, and reports by the technical staff of the FDA, which regulates products used in agriculture and food processing; the U.S. Department of Energy and U.S. Geologic Survey, which are involved in oil and gas exploration; the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which registers pesticides and toxic substances and their foreign counterparts. In addition, we compiled data from scientific and technical conferences, presentations prepared for financial analysts, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, the World Bank, and the European Commission.

Chapter- 1: INTRODUCTION -- Complimentary 6

CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGIES: ESTABLISHED AND EMERGING MARKETS 1
STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES 1
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY 2
INTENDED AUDIENCE 2
SCOPE OF REPORT 3
METHODOLOGY 4
INFORMATION SOURCES 5
ANALYST' S CREDENTIALS 5
RELATED BCC PUBLICATIONS 5
BCC ONLINE SERVICES 6
DISCLAIMER 6

Chapter-2: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2

SUMMARY TABLE GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 8
SUMMARY FIGURE GLOBAL MARKET FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS BY ECONOMIC REGION, 2008-2015 ($ MILLIONS) 8

Chapter-3: CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGIES 14

OVERVIEW OF CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGIES 9
OVERVIEW OF CONTROLLED-... (CONTINUED) 10
ESTABLISHED AND EMERGING APPLICATIONS 11
TABLE 1 TYPICAL APPLICATIONS FOR ACTIVE AGENTS AND BARRIER MATERIALS IN AREAS OTHER THAN AGRICULTURE AND HEALTHCARE 12
TABLE 1 (CONTINUED) 13
ACTIVE AGENTS 13
TABLE 2 COMMONLY USED ACTIVE AGENTS 14
TABLE 3 ACTIVE AGENTS SUITABLE FOR MICROENCAPSULATION 14
TABLE 3 (CONTINUED) 15
BARRIER MATERIALS 15
Barrier Materials (Continued) 16
COATINGS 17
ENCAPSULATION 18
ENCAPSULATION (CONTINUED) 19
ENCAPSULATION (CONTINUED) 20
COATINGS AND ENCAPSULATION 21
Coatings and Encapsulation (Continued) 22

Chapter-4: CONTROLLED-RELEASE MARKETS 24

THE GLOBAL MARKET FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGY 23
DEMAND BY REGION 24
TABLE 4 GLOBAL INCOME RANGES BY ECONOMIC REGION ($) 25
TABLE 5 HIGH-INCOME NATIONS 25
TABLE 6 MIDDLE-INCOME NATIONS 26
TABLE 7 LOW-INCOME NATIONS 26
TABLE 7 (CONTINUED) 27
DEMAND BY APPLICATION 27
TABLE 8 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED RELEASE IN AGRICULTURE BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2015 (%) 27
TABLE 9 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED RELEASE IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2015 (%) 28
TABLE 10 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED RELEASE IN ENERGY PRODUCTION BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2015 (%) 28
TABLE 11 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED RELEASE IN FOOD PROCESSING BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2015 (%) 28
TABLE 12 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED RELEASE IN INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2015 (%) 29
TABLE 13 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED RELEASE IN INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2015 (%) 29
THE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE 29
INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIRED TO ENTER THE GLOBAL MARKET 30
TABLE 14 THE MARKETING STRUCTURE OF CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING 31
Infrastructure Required to ... (Continued) 32
TABLE 15 NATIONAL CHEMICAL PRODUCTION CAPABILITIES: COUNTRIES WITH GREATER THAN 1% (%) 33
COUNTRIES POISED TO LEAD THE EXPORT MARKET 34
TABLE 16 TOP TIER CHEMICAL PRODUCING COUNTRIES, 2009 35
TABLE 17 PUBLICATION OF SIGNIFICANT SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES BY ECONOMIC REGION OFFER A LEADING INDICATOR OF CONTROLLED-RELEASE DEVELOPMENT CAPACITY, THROUGH 2015 (NO. OF PAPERS) 36
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS SHAPE REGIONAL MARKETS 36
Environmental Regulations Shape ... (Continued) 37
Environmental Regulations Shape ... (Continued) 38
LIMITED BENEFIT FOR U.S. CHEMICAL WORKERS 39
POTENTIAL IMPACT OF THE GREEN CHEMISTRY MOVEMENT 40
TABLE 18 MEMBERS OF THE EU 41
FORECASTING THE CONTROLLED-RELEASE MARKET 42
TABLE 19 COUNTRIES WITH UNIQUE CONDITIONS THAT WILL IMPEDE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CONTROLLED-RELEASE INDUSTRY 43
TABLE 19 (CONTINUED) 44
TABLE 20 COUNTRIES WITH THE GREATEST DEMAND FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGY IN CONSUMER, INDUSTRIAL, AND INSTITUTIONAL PRODUCTS, THROUGH 2015 (BASED ON GDP IN $ BILLIONS) 45
TABLE 20 (CONTINUED) 46
TABLE 21 COUNTRIES WITH THE HIGHEST DEMAND FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGY FOR AGRICULTURAL APPLICATIONS IN 2010 (BASED ON BCC RESEARCH FORECAST) 46

Chapter-5: THE AGRICULTURE MARKET 34

THE AGRICULTURE MARKET 47
TABLE 22 GLOBAL FORECAST OF CROP PRODUCTION INDEX BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 (1999 - 2001 = 100) 48
TABLE 23 GLOBAL FORECAST OF THE FOOD PRODUCTION INDEX BY ECONOMIC REGION, TYHROUGH 2015 (1999 - 2001 = 100) 49
TABLE 24 WHAT THE WORLD GROWS: MAJOR CASH CROPS, EXCLUDING ILLEGAL VEGETATION 49
TABLE 25 GLOBAL AGRICULTURAL LAND MEASUREMENTS BY COUNTRY 50
TABLE 25 (CONTINUED) 51
TABLE 25 (CONTINUED) 52
TABLE 25 (CONTINUED) 53
TABLE 25 (CONTINUED) 54
TABLE 26 GLOBAL FORECAST OF AGRICULTURAL LAND BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 (% OF LAND AREA) 55
TABLE 27 GLOBAL FORECAST OF ARABLE LAND BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 (% OF LAND AREA) 55
TABLE 28 GLOBAL FORECAST OF MECHANIZATION OF AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES BY ECONOMIC REGION, THOUGH 2015 (TRACTORS PER 100 SQ. KM OF ARABLE LAND) 56
TABLE 29 GLOBAL FORECAST OF AGRICULTURAL WORKER VALUE-ADDED BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 (PER WORKERS IN CONSTANT 2000 DOLLARS) 56
CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGY FOR AGRICHEMICALS 56
CONTROLLED-RELEASE ... (CONTINUED) 57
CONTROLLED-RELEASE ... (CONTINUED) 58
TABLE 30 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS FOR AGRICULTURE BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 59
FERTILIZERS 60
TABLE 31 RAW MATERIALS USED TO MANUFACTURE FERTILIZER AND THEIR FUNCTIONS 60
TABLE 32 MAJOR FERTILIZER FORMULATIONS 60
Nitrogen Fertilizers 60
Nitrogen Fertilizers (Continued) 61
TABLE 33 GLOBAL NITROGEN SUPPLY AND DEMAND FORECAST, 2007-2012 (THOUSAND MT) 62
Phosphate Fertilizers 63
TABLE 34 GLOBAL PHOSPHATE SUPPLY AND DEMAND FORECAST, 2007-2012 (THOUSAND MT) 63
Potash (Potassium-based) Fertilizers 64
TABLE 35 GLOBAL POTASH SUPPLY AND DEMANDFORECAST, 2007-2012 (THOUSAND MT) 64
GLOBAL VALUE OF BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN MAJOR AGRICULTURAL APPLICATIONS 64
TABLE 36 FACTORS EFFECTING DEMAND FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE 65
TABLE 36 (CONTINUED) 66
HOW CONTROLLED RELEASE BENEFITS THE POOREST NATIONS 66
HOW CONTROLLED RELEASE ... (CONTINUED) 67
TABLE 37 COUNTRIES WITH THE MOST CRITICAL NEED FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES BASED ON USE OF CHILD LABOR (% OF ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE CHILDREN AGES 7 - 14) 68
HOW CONTROLLED RELEASE CONTRIBUTES TO SUSTAINABILITY 68
HOW CONTROLLED RELEASE ... (CONTINUED) 69
TABLE 38 HUMAN-INDUCED SOIL DEGRADATION BY GLOBAL REGION (MILLION HECTARES, %) 70
TABLE 39 EFFECT OF CONTROLLED-RELEASE FERTILIZER ON ONIONS: YIELD, OF MEDIUM JUMBO AND COLOSSAL ONIONS (CWT PER ACRE) 71
DEMAND FOR BARRIER MATERIALS FOR AGRICULTURE 71
TABLE 40 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN AGRICULTURAL APPLICATIONS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 72
FIGURE 1 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN AGRICULTURAL APPLICATIONS, 2008-2015 ($ MILLIONS) 73
TABLE 41 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CEREAL PRODUCTION BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 (KG/HECTARE) 74
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN GRAIN PRODUCTION 74
TABLE 42 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN GRAIN PRODUCTION BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 75
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN OIL SEED PRODUCTION 75
TABLE 43 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN OIL SEED PRODUCTION BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 75
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN CITRUS, FRUIT, AND NUT PRODUCTION 76
TABLE 44 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN CITRUS, FRUIT, AND NUT PRODUCTION BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 76
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN TURF GRASS PRODUCTION 76
TABLE 45 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN TURF GRASS PRODUCTION BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 77
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN GARDEN, GREENHOUSE, AND NURSERY PRODUCTION 77
TABLE 46 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN GARDEN, GREENHOUSE, AND NURSERY PRODUCTION BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 77
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN COTTON PRODUCTION 78
TABLE 47 COUNTRIES IN WHICH CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGY WOULD HAVE A MODERATE IMPACT ON COTTON HARVEST 78
TABLE 48 COUNTRIES IN WHICH CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGY WILL LIKELY HAVE A MINIMAL IMPACT ON COTTON HARVEST 79
TABLE 49 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN COTTON PRODUCTION BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 80
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN OTHER AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 80
TABLE 50 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN OTHER AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 80

Chapter-6: THE FOOD PROCESSING MARKET 13

THE FOOD PROCESSING MARKET 81
TABLE 51 LARGEST PROCESSED AND PACKAGED FOOD SUPPLIERS BY MARKET CAPITALIZATION, 2005 ($ BILLIONS) 82
TABLE 52 THE NINE MAJOR SECTORS OF FOOD PROCESSING 82
OVERVIEW OF THE FOOD-PROCESSING INDUSTRY 83
TABLE 53 MAJOR TYPES OF FLAVORS AND FRAGRANCES 84
TABLE 54 MAJOR FLAVOR AND FRAGRANCE SUPPLIERS 84
TABLE 54 (CONTINUED) 85
TABLE 54 (CONTINUED) 86
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR FLAVORINGS AND FOOD ADDITIVES 86
TABLE 55 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS IN FOOD PROCESSING BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 87
A VARYING GLOBAL OUTLOOK 87
TABLE 56 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN FOOD PROCESSING BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 87
FIGURE 2 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN FOOD PROCESSING, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 88
HOW FOOD PROCESSORS USE CONTROLLED RELEASE 89
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR CONCENTRATES, SAUCE, AND FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 90
TABLE 57 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS FOR CONCENTRATES, SAUCE, AND FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 90
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN BREAD AND BAKERY PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING 91
TABLE 58 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN BREAD AND BAKERY PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FROZEN, MANUFACTURING BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 91
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR CHOCOLATES, CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAMS, AND DESSERTS 91
TABLE 59 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN CHOCOLATES, CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAMS, AND DESSERTS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 92
CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS FOR DRY, CONDENSED, AND EVAPORATED DAIRY PRODUCTS 92
TABLE 60 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS FOR DRY, CONDENSED, AND EVAPORATED DAIRY PRODUCTS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 92
CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS IN ALL OTHER FOOD MANUFACTURING 93
TABLE 61 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS IN ALL OTHER FOOD MANUFACTURING BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 93

Chapter-7: THE CONSUMER PRODUCTS MARKET 13

TABLE 62 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 94
FIGURE 3 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS, 2008-2015 ($ MILLIONS 95
TABLE 63 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS CONSUMER PRODUCTS BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 95
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR COSMETICS 96
TABLE 64 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN COSMETICS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 97
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR PERSONAL CLEANING PRODUCTS 97
TABLE 65 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR PERSONAL CLEANING PRODUCTS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 98
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR HOUSEHOLD CLEANING PRODUCTS 98
TABLE 66 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN HOUSEHOLD CLEANING PRODUCTS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 99
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN ADVANCED TEXTILES 99
TABLE 67 STRUCTURE OF THE TEXTILE AND APPAREL INDUSTRY 99
TABLE 67 (CONTINUED) 100
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN ... (CONTINUED) 101
TABLE 68 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN ADVANCED TEXTILES BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 102
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR AROMA PACKAGING 102
TABLE 69 AROMA PACKAGING FORMATS 103
TABLE 70 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN PRINT-BASED AROMA PACKAGING BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 104
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR SMART PACKAGING 104
TABLE 71 REPRESENTATIVE SMART PACKAGING SYSTEMS 104
TABLE 71 (CONTINUED) 105
TABLE 72 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN SMART PACKAGING BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 106

Chapter-8: THE INFRASTRUCTURE MARKET 7

TABLE 73 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE, INDUSTRIAL AND ENERGY APPLICATIONS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 107
FIGURE 4 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR INFRASTRUCTURE APPLICATIONS, 2008-2015 ($ MILLIONS) 108
TABLE 74 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS FOR INFRASTRUCTURE-RELATED APPLICATIONS, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 108
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR NEW INFRASTRUCTURE 108
TABLE 75 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS FOR NEWLY CONSTRUCTED INFRASTRUCTURE BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 109
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR STRUCTURE PAINTING 109
TABLE 76 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS FOR STRUCTURE PAINTING BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 109
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR OTHER STRUCTURE MAINTENANCE 110
TABLE 77 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS FOR OTHER STRUCTURE MAINTENANCE BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 110
CONTROLLED RELEASE FOR REMEDIATION 110
CONTROLLED RELEASE ... (CONTINUED) 111
TABLE 78 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN REMEDIATION-RELATED USES BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 112
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY 112
TABLE 79 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY-RELATED APPLICATIONS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 113

Chapter-9: THE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS MARKET 6

TABLE 80 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 114
FIGURE 5 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS APPLICATIONS, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLION) 114
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN PAINTS, PIGMENTS, AND COATINGS 115
CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS FOR PAINTS, PIGMENTS, AND COATINGS 116
TABLE 81 CHEMICALS USED IN PAINT PIGMENT MANUFACTURING 116
TABLE 81 (CONTINUED) 117
TABLE 82 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 117
TABLE 83 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN PAINT-, PIGMENT-, AND COATING-RELATED APPLICATIONS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 118
CONTROLLED RELEASE IN OTHER INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS 118
TABLE 84 SEGMENTS OF THE PAINT AND PIGMENT MARKET THAT WOULD BENEFIT FROM CONTROLLED-RELEASE TECHNOLOGY 118
TABLE 85 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN OTHER INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 119

Chapter-10: THE ENERGY MARKET 7

TABLE 86 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN ENERGY APPLICATIONS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 120
FIGURE 6 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR ENERGY APPLICATIONS, 2008-2015 ($ MILLION) 120
TABLE 87 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS FOR ENERGY APPLICATIONS, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 121
CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS IN OILFIELD DEVELOPMENT 121
TABLE 88 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION AND OPERATIONS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 122
CONTROLLED-RELEASE BARRIER MATERIALS IN BIOFUELS 123
CONTROLLED-RELEASE ... (CONTINUED) 124
CONTROLLED-RELEASE ... (CONTINUED) 125
TABLE 89 GLOBAL FORECAST OF CO2 EMISSIONS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 (KT) 126
TABLE 90 GLOBAL MARKET FORECAST FOR BARRIER MATERIALS USED IN BIOFUELS BY ECONOMIC REGION, THROUGH 2015 ($ MILLIONS) 126

Chapter-11: CONTROLLED-RELEASE COMPANY PROFILES 69

3M CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 127
A&E CONNOCK PERFUMERY & COSMETICS, LTD. 128
AGRISENSE TECHNOLOGIES 129
AGRIUM, INC. 129
AGRIUM, INC. (CONTINUED) 130
AGRIUM, INC. (CONTINUED) 131
AGRIUM, INC. (CONTINUED) 132
ALFA CHEM 133
ALZO INTL., INC. 133
AMCOL HEALTH & BEAUTY SOLUTION 133
AMERICAN THERMAL INSTRUMENTS 134
ANALYTICAL RESEARCH SYSTEMS 134
THE ANDERSONS, INC. 135
APPLETON/PAPERWEIGHT DEVELOPMENT CORP. 135
ARCADE MARKETING 136
APPLIED MINERALS, INC. 137
ASAHI KASEI CHEMICALS 137
AUSTRALIAN NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL ORGANISATION 138
AVEKA 138
BALCHEM ENCAPSULATES 139
BASF 139
BELL FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES 140
BELMAY 141
BIOGUARD TECHNOLOGIES 141
BIOMEDICAL MATERIALS PROGRAM 142
BRACE GMBH 142
CAPSULATED SYSTEMS, INC. 143
CARGILL 143
CENTERCHEM 144
CERAMISPHERE 144
CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS, INC. 145
CHONGQING AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 145
CIBA SPECIALTY CHEMICALS 146
THE CLOROX CO. 146
COFFEYVILLE RESOURCES 146
COGNIS GMBH 147
CONTROL RELEASE SOCIETY 148
COUNCIL OF TEXTILE AND FASHION INDUSTRIES 149
CP KELCO 149
DANISCO A/S 150
DOW CHEMICAL 151
DOW CHEMICAL (CONTINUED) 152
DOW WOLFF CELLULOSICS 153
DUPONT DE NEMOURS 154
EASTMAN CHEMICAL CO. 154
FIRMENICH 155
FLAVOR AND EXTRACT MANUFACTURERS ASSOC. 155
THE FRAGRANCE FOUNDATION 156
FRAGRANCE MATERIALS ASSOCIATION (FMA) OF THE UNITED STATES 156
FRUTAROM INDUSTRIES, LTD. 157
GEM' INNOV 157
GENENCOR INTL. 158
GIVAUDAN S.A. 159
HAIFA CHEMICAL CO. 160
HALLSTAR, INC. 161
HANFENG EVERGREEN, INC. 161
HANFENG EVERGREEN, INC. (CONTINUED) 162
HANFENG EVERGREEN, INC. (CONTINUED) 163
HARPER INTL. CORP. 164
HENKEL AG & CO. 165
HYDROMER, INC. 165
ICC INDUSTRIES, INC. 166
IMC GLOBAL 166
INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES, INC. 166
INTERNATIONAL FRAGRANCE ASSOCIATION (IFRA) 167
INTERNATIONAL SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, INC. 168
INTERVET/SCHERING-PLOUGH ANIMAL HEALTH 169
JAPAN FLAVOR & FRAGRANCE MATERIALS ASSOCIATION (JFFMA) 169
JOHN DEERE LANDSCAPES/LESCO 170
JRP INTL., INC. 170
J.R. SIMPLOT CO. 171
KAO CORP. 172
KG CHEMICAL CO. CORP. 172
KOBO PRODUCTS, INC. 172
LABORATOIRES SEROBIOLOGIQUES 173
LEBANON SEABOARD CORP. 173
LIPO CHEMICALS, INC. 173
LIPO TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 174
LUBRIZOL CORP. 175
MANE USA 175
MICROTEK LABORATORIES, INC. 175
MICROTRACE, INC. 176
THE MOSAIC CO. 177
NATIONAL STARCH 177
NOVOZYMES A/S 178
NU-GRO TECHNOLOGIES 178
THE PROCTER & GAMBLE CO. 178
PURSELL TECHNOLOGIES 179
QUEST INTL. 179
READE ADVANCED MATERIALS 179
REGENESIS 179
RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR FRAGRANCE MATERIALS 180
RHODIA 181
ROBERTET FRAGRANCES 182
ROHM AND HAAS 182
RONALD T. DODGE CO. 182
ROYSTER-CLARK 183
SALVONA TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 183
SALVONA TECHNOLOGIES, INC. (CONTINUED) 184
SENSIENT TECHNOLOGIES CORP. 185
SCENTSATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES, LLC 185
THE SCOTTS CO. 186
SHENZHEN BATIAN ECOTYPIC ENGINEERING CO, LTD. 186
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 187
SUMITOMO CHEMICAL 187
SUN GRO HORTICULTURE 188
SUNSTORM RESEARCH CORP. 189
SUTERRA, LLC 190
SYMRISE AG 190
TAKASAGO INTL. CORP. 191
TASTETECH 191
TERRA 192
TMC HALLCREST, LTD. 193
TRI-K INDUSTRIES, INC. 193
ULTRA CHEMICAL, INC. 194
YARA INTL. ASA 194
WOLFF WALSRODE 195

Chapter-12: KEY CONTROLLED-RELEASE PATENTS, 1957 - 2010 58

KEY CONTROLLED-RELEASE PATENTS ISSUED SINCE 2000 196
PH TRIGGERED TARGETED CONTROLLED RELEASE SYSTEMS FOR THE DELIVERY OF PHARMACEUTICAL ACTIVE INGREDIENTS 197
RADIOSENSITIZER FORMULATIONS AND METHODS FOR USE 197
LITHIUM SECONDARY BATTERY CONTAINING CAPSULE FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE OF ADDITIVES 198
COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR THE TREATMENT AND REPAIR OF DEFECTS OR LESIONS IN ARTICULAR CARTILAGE USING SYNOVIAL-DERIVED TISSUE OR CELLS 198
ORAL DOSAGE FORMS 199
COMPOSITIONS FOR CONTROLLED RELEASE OF PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS 199
CONTROLLED RELEASE HYDROCODONE FORMULATIONS 200
COMBINATION OF POLYVINYL ACETATE WITH WATER-INSOLUBLE, ACID-INSOLUBLE, OR ALKALI-INSOLUBLE POLYMERS USED FOR THE PRODUCTION OF FILM COATINGS WITH HIGHLY CONTROLLED RELEASE AND HIGH STABILITY 200
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION FOR CONTROLLED RELEASE OF ACTIVE SUBSTANCES AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF 200
CHRONOTHERAPEUTIC DILTIAZEM FORMULATIONS AND THE ADMINISTRATION THEREOF 201
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATION, METHOD FOR ITS PRODUCTION AS WELL AS ITS USE 201
MANDREL WITH CONTROLLED RELEASE LAYER FOR MULTI-LAYER ELECTROFORMED INK-JET ORIFICE PLATES 202
COMPOSITION AND METHOD FOR MAINTAINING HEALTHY MOBILE JOINTS AND CARTILAGE 203
SYSTEM FOR RELEASING ENCAPSULATED ACTIVE INGREDIENTS 203
METHODS FOR MAKING CONTROLLED-RELEASE AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER 203
COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING A DISPERSANT AND MICROCAPSULES CONTAINING AN ACTIVE MATERIAL AND A STABILIZER 204
SELF-WARMING OR SELF-HEATING COSMETIC AND DERMATOLOGICAL COMPOSITIONS AND METHOD OF USE 205
MULTI COMPONENT CONTROLLED DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR SOAP BARS 205
METHOD OF TREATING A HYDROCARBON BEARING FORMATION 206
CONTROLLED DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR FABRIC CARE PRODUCTS 206
MULTI COMPONENT CONTROLLED RELEASE SYSTEM FOR ANHYDROUS COSMETIC COMPOSITIONS 207
MULTI COMPONENT MOISTURE TRIGGERED CONTROLLED RELEASE SYSTEM THAT IMPARTS LONG LASTING COOLING SENSATION ON THE TARGET SITE AND/OR PROVIDES HIGH IMPACT FRAGRANCE OR FLAVOR BURST 207
HERBICIDE POTENTIATORS 208
CONTROLLED RELEASE FORMULATIONS OF ANIONIC HERBICIDES 208
GRANULAR COATED FERTILIZER 209
MICROENCAPSULATED FRAGRANCES AND METHODS OF COATING MICROCAPSULES 209
A CONTROLLED-RELEASE ADDITIVE COMPOSITION FOR USE IN AQUEOUS SYSTEMS 209
MICROENCAPSULATED PARTICLES AND MANUFACTURING PROCESS 210
CONTROLLED-RELEASE PESTICIDE COMPOSITION 210
HYDROCAPSULES AND METHOD OF PREPARATION 211
SUSPENSIONS OF PARTICLES IN NON-AQUEOUS SOLVENTS 211
CONTROLLED-RELEASE PESTICIDAL COMPOSITION 212
CONTROLLED RELEASE COMPOSITIONS 212
POLYMERIC CONTROLLED RELEASE COMPOSITIONS 213
POLYURETHANE FOAM PRODUCTS WITH CONTROLLED RELEASE OF AGENTS AND ADDITIVES 213
CONTROLLED RELEASE COMPOSITIONS 214
CROSS-LINKED HIGH AMYLOSE STARCH FOR USE IN CONTROLLED-RELEASE 214
MICROENCAPSULATED PARTICLES AND MANUFACTURING PROCESS 214
METHOD OF FORMING COATING MATERIALS 215
CONTROLLED RELEASE POLYACRYLIC ACID GRANULES 215
CONTROLLED RELEASE COMPOSITIONS AND METHOD 215
ENCAPSULATION OF ACTIVE INGREDIENTS 216
METHOD OF FORMING COATING MATERIALS 216
METHOD FOR PRODUCING GRANULAR COATED FERTILIZER 217
SURFACE COATINGS 217
ALKALINE SOLUBLE MIXTURE COMPOSED OF CELLULOSE DERIVATIVES 217
TREATED TEXTILE FABRIC 218
FEEDSTOCK FOR RUMINANTS WITH CONTROLLED-RELEASE NON-PROTEIN NITROGEN 218
PROCESS FOR PREPARING CONTROLLED-RELEASED CHITOSAN MICROCAPSULE 219
SLOW RELEASE OF FRAGRANT COMPOUNDS IN PERFUMERY USING A KETO ESTERS 220
TIME RELEASE FRAGRANCE SACHET 220
DISPERSIONS COMPRISING AN OIL-BASED BILIQUID FOAM AND AN AQUEOUS GEL 221
OPTICALLY ACTIVE ESTERS AND THEIR USE AS PERFUMING INGREDIENTS 221
VACUUM COATED PARTICULATE FERTILIZERS 221
SLOW RELEASE OF FRAGRANT COMPOUNDS IN PERFUMERY USING 2-BENZOYL BENZOATES, 2-ALKANOYL BENZOATES OR .ALPHA.-KETO ESTERS 222
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PROVIDING LONG TERM PROTECTION FROM INTRUSION 222
CONTROLLED RELEASE COATING COMPRISING BLEND OF SILICONE POLYMER AND ADHESION PROMOTER 223
CONTROLLED RELEASE SUPPLEMENTAL COOLANT ADDITIVE 223
KEY CONTROLLED-RELEASE PATENTS ISSUED IN THE 1990S 224
METHOD FOR COUPLING CONDUITS USING MICROENCAPSULATABLE SOLVENT ADHESIVE 224
LIQUID CLEANING COMPOSITIONS CONTAINING AN ORGANIC ESTER FOAM CONTROL AGENT 224
PH-SENSITIVE MODIFIED CELLULOSE ESTER 225
SILICONE-CONTAINING FLUOROPOLYMERS FOR CONTROLLED RELEASE OF ORGANIC LEACHANTS 225
CONTROLLED RELEASED FABRIC CARE 226
PH-SENSITIVE COATINGS BASED ON CELLULOSE ACETOACETATE 226
CONTROLLED RELEASE PLANT NUTRIENTS 226
CONTROLLED-RELEASE INSECT REPELLENT DEVICE 227
TIME-RELEASE DELIVERY MATRIX COMPOSITION 227
PET TOY PRODUCT WITH ACTIVATABLE SCENT 228
CONTROLLED RELEASE FORMULATIONS COATED WITH AQUEOUS DISPERSIONS OF ACRYLIC POLYMERS 228
COSMETIC DEODORANT PRODUCTS CONTAINING A POLYMER/FRAGRANCE-ENCAPSULATED BICARBONATE INGREDIENT 229
CONTROLLED-RELEASE FORMULATIONS COATED WITH AQUEOUS DISPERSIONS OF ETHYLCELLULOSE 229
CONTROLLED-RELEASE DELIVERY SYSTEM 229
CONTROLLED-RELEASE MICROBE NUTRIENTS AND METHOD FOR BIOREMEDIATION 230
FRAGRANCE USE OF DIHYDROMETHYL JASMONIC ACID 230
BIOLOGICALLY-ACTIVE COMPOUNDS COMPRISING A BIOLOGICALLY-ACTIVE ANIONIC PORTION 230
PIGMENT DISPERSIONS 231
GRANULAR SLOW RELEASE FERTILIZER COMPOSITION 232
METHOD OF PREPARING CONTROLLED RELEASE FERTILIZERS AND PRODUCTS 232
NOVEL POLYMER COATED BLEACHING COMPOSITION 233
PROCESS FOR PREPARING MICROCAPSULES WITH CONTROLLED-RELEASE 233
ONE-STEP METHOD OF COATING NUTRIENT PARTICLES 233
WATER-DISPERSIBLE POLYMERIC COMPOSITIONS 234
KEY CONTROLLED-RELEASED PATENTS ISSUED IN THE 1980S 234
CONTROLLED RELEASE FORMULATING EMPLOYING RESILIENT MICROBEADS 234
ENCAPSULATED BLEACH PARTICLES FOR MACHINE DISHWASHING COMPOSITIONS 235
CONTROLLED-RELEASE COMPOSITION HAVING A MEMBRANE COMPRISING SUBMICRON PARTICLES 235
CONTROLLED RELEASE FORMULATION FOR FERTILIZERS 235
GRANULAR FERTILIZER COMPOSITION HAVING CONTROLLED RELEASE 236
FERTILIZERS CONTAINING NITROGEN AND MICRONUTRIENTS 236
TREATMENT OF FOULING WITH MICROCAPSULES 237
MICROENCAPSULATED EPOXY ADHESIVE SYSTEM 237
MICROEMULSION OF NUTRIENT SUBSTANCES 237
PRESSURE SENSITIVE COPYING PAPER 238
PROCESS OF CULTURING MICROORGANISMS USING A MICROEMULSION 238
HYDROLYZED ETHYLENE VINYL ACETATE ENCAPSULATING COATING 239
METHOD OF MODIFYING A SUBSTRATE 239
RESIN MOLDED PRODUCTIONS DESIGNED TO DISPLAY EXTINCTION OF ACTIVITY 240
IMPREGNATED POROUS GRANULES WITH SLOW RELEASE PORE MEMBRANES 241
KEY CONTROLLED-RELEASED PATENTS ISSUED IN THE 1970S 241
CONTROLLED RELEASE FORMULATIONS OF DOUGLAS-FIR BEETLE ANTI-AGGREGATIVE PHEROMONE 241
ENCAPSULATED BLEACHES AND METHODS FOR THEIR PREPARATION 242
BLEACHING PROCESS 242
ENCAPSULATED BLEACHES AND METHODS FOR THEIR PREPARATION 243
ENCAPSULATED PARTICLES 243
PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF UREA-FORMALDEHYDE CONDENSATES 244
OSMOTIC SYSTEM FOR DELIVERING SELECTED BENEFICIAL AGENTS 244
PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HOT MELT COATING COMPOSITIONS CONTAINING MICROCAPSULES 245
METHOD OF PRODUCING MICROCAPSULES 245
SINTERED HERBICIDE-FILLED CELLULOSE ESTER PARTICLES HAVING IMPROVED RESISTANCE TO WATER 246
ENCAPSULATED BLEACHES 246
DEPLETION INDICATOR FOR CONTROLLED-RELEASE PESTICIDE FORMULATIONS 246
PARTICULATE UREA-FORMALDEHYDE FERTILIZER COMPOSITION AND PROCESS 247
PARTICULATE PEROXYGEN COMPOUNDS 248
ENCAPSULATION PARTICLES 248
CONTROLLED RELEASE DELIVERY SYSTEM BY AN OSMOTIC BURSTING MECHANISM 249
PREPARATION FOR MAKING HYDROCARBON AND FATS INTO BIODEGRADABLE EMULSIONS 249
DETERGENT COMPOSITION CONTAINING COATED BLEACH PARTICLES 249
PROCESS OF FORMING MINUTE CAPSULES 250
FOAMED FERTILIZER AND COMBINATION PRODUCTS 250
PROCESS OF FORMING MINUTE CAPSULES AND THREE-PHASE CAPSULE-FORMING SYSTEM 251
KEY CONTROLLED-RELEASE PATENTS ISSUED IN THE 1960S 251
PROCESS FOR FORMING MINUTE CAPSULES EN MASSE 251
SLOW RELEASE FERTILIZER COMPRISING A DISPERSION OF UREA-WAX ADDUCT IN WAX 251
SLOW RELEASE FERTILIZER WITH A PLURALITY OF EPOXY/POLYESTER RESIN COATINGS 252
SLOW RELEASE FERTILIZERS AND METHOD OF MAKING 252
GRANULAR FERTILIZER HAVING A PLURALITY OF COATINGS 252
ENCAPSULATION PROCESS AND ITS PRODUCTS 253
KEY CONTROLLED-RELEASE PATENTS ISSUED IN THE 1950S 253
SLOW-ACTING FERTILIZER COMPOSITIONS 253
OIL-CONTAINING MICROSCOPIC CAPSULES 253

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