Environmental Revolution And Imitation Fur Will Open A Green Channel For Fur Consumption In The Future.

In winter, step by step.

While fur is selling well, anti - Qiu sports are also coming and going.

Torben Nelson, chief executive officer of the Copenhagen fur auction house, one of the world's most influential fur auction houses, said that fur prices doubled in 2009, including mink and Persian Lamb skin.

"At present, China accounts for more than half of the world's fur trade and is made by Chinese fur traders in luxury brands," he said.

According to the China Leather Association's data, the world produces 2 million 500 thousand pieces of fur annually, and China consums 1 million 500 thousand pieces, accounting for more than half.

China's fur consumption is on the rise. In 2009 alone, fur sales in Haining China Leather City increased by more than 30%, and it is expected to increase considerably in the next few years.

However, while fur is selling well, anti - Qiu sports are also coming up one after another.

Since 1960s, almost all animal protection organizations have demonstrated protests in fur shows.

And since 2005, after the exposure of cruelty and cruelty to animals in Xinji, Hebei, the domestic anti fur voice has been rising one after another.

In addition, anti fur activities have also been responded by more and more college students.

Zheng Ying, a member of the natural environmental protection organization's friends of nature, believes that under the trend of low carbon and green consumption in the world, fur clothing will also be more and more controversial in China.

"Although many people can afford fur, but with the concept of animal welfare and environmental protection popular, people will consciously resist fur consumption."

Generally speaking, the two main reasons for the fur industry are the inhuman breeding and skin picking, and the pollution during the processing of fur.

Whether environmental protection and fur consumption can be integrated is becoming the focus of consumers' attention.

Liu Guanzhong, Professor of Fine Arts Department of Tsinghua University, said that whether fur should be human clothing is the key to solve these contradictions.

Only when fur production can take care of animals and concern for the environment, can it become a commodity for consumption.

"Fur imitation is a way to liberate these imprisoned animals."

Zhang Yang said fur imitation is popular abroad, and they have introduced this concept to China.

In addition, the pollution of fur processing has always been an unavoidable problem in fur and leather products industry. Chinese leather enterprises are struggling to solve this problem.