1 75% of my country’s edible oil depends on international edible oil processing companies, and our pricing power is firmly monopolized by foreign companies.

The familiar Arowana is from Singapore. ~~~More than 75% of the raw materials, processing and edible oil supply in China's oil and fat market has been controlled by the four major multinational grain merchants "ABCD". The multinational grain merchants have equity holdings in 64 of the 97 large oil and fat companies in China, accounting for 66% of the total share capital. As one of China's three major edible oil brands, the main trade import target of "COFCO" Fulinmen edible oil is the United States ADM. This person said that by virtue of their capital and operating advantages, international giants have completed absolute control over upstream raw materials, futures, midstream production and processing, brands, and downstream market channels and supplies. The "safety door" of China's edible oil strategic security is no longer in the hands of the Chinese people.

2 At present, more than 70% of China’s automotive electronics market is controlled by foreign automotive electronics manufacturers. These companies include Bosch, Delphi, Visteon, Continental, Hyundai Mobis, Denso, Siemens VDO, France Leo. In the fierce competition, weak Chinese automotive electronics companies have almost no say. In the field of car body automotive electronics, technology is almost monopolized by foreign automotive electronics manufacturers

3. The high-end cosmetics field is "occupied" by foreign brands, and national brands cannot squeeze in

Another thing to say is :

The Ministry of Commerce of China released the 2007 China Foreign Investment Report in Xiamen on the 8th. The report believes that there is currently no industry in China that is truly monopolized by foreign-funded enterprises, and most of the real monopolies are state-owned enterprises.

Wang Zhile, director of the Transnational Corporation Research Center of the Ministry of Commerce Research Institute, pointed out in the report that a large market share does not mean monopoly. Some people say that a certain field is "monopolized" by foreign capital. The reason is that the combined market share of various foreign-funded enterprises in this industry reaches a large proportion.

He believes that there are two errors in this judgment. First, competition exists between foreign-funded enterprises in the same industry. All foreign-funded enterprises in an industry should not be judged together as one market entity. Second, concentrated market share is a condition for monopoly, but it does not mean monopoly. To determine whether it is a monopoly, it mainly depends on whether the enterprise uses its advantageous position to restrict competition. Judging from the existing surveys, there are indeed a few industries where a certain foreign-funded enterprise has a high market share concentration, but it has not yet truly formed a monopoly. And judging from the current situation, it is difficult for a foreign-funded enterprise to form a monopoly on a certain industry in China in the short term.

The article pointed out that most of the real monopolies now are state-owned enterprises.