Italy Leather Exhibition: Tight Supply &Nbsp; Dull Trade

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Visitors said that the new varieties had fewer leather, such as short boots instead of full-size high boots, small handbags instead of large handbags, and more.

The industry is more concerned about the actions of the leather industry in China. Will they re-enter the market? When will they discover that the price of American leather is attractive enough?

But everyone knows that things don't look good.

Generally speaking, the trade of raw leather / leather has failed to satisfy people's expectations, but this is expected.

According to today's raw material quotations, leather prices are higher and manufacturers will not pay for them. There is no doubt that there are some exceptions in the top luxury industry.

Therefore, leather traders did not buy raw materials at the asking price.

Many Bologna skins sellers said they had not sold anything.

So what does this teach us? It confirms what we know and believes that the optimists have left the exhibition and there is no possibility of many pactions at the current price of raw materials.

The argument between meat packing and slaughterhouses is that the lower slaughtering volume corresponds to the higher price, which may still be correct now, but in the long run it may be wrong.

Why? Selling products to consumers is not affected by rumors of low slaughtering.

Consumers do not know, are not interested in, and are not prepared to pay more for the purchase of shoes (or any other product), because the owner explained that he had to pay higher prices because of the lower slaughter and the competition of raw leather traders in slaughterhouses.

Well, this is indeed a strange story in the shop!

Consumers buy shoes made of leather (yes, very good), but if they are too expensive, they will also buy shoes made of other materials or partially made of other materials.

Product manufacturers pay attention to ensuring that the prices of their products in stores are determined according to the price they will know the consumers will pay.

Leather is not important for consumers.

They sell shoes, sofas, handbags and clothing, not leather.

The editor thinks that based on this, material changes are attributable to material prices, and more and more materialising.

This is a process already in progress.

Most leather producers can't find any reason to lower prices.

Their argument is that the slaughter is low, and the fact is that the slaughterhouses have more buyers than raw skins.

This situation may continue to this day.

What is the likelihood of the next few weeks / months?

Product manufacturers continue to order less leather. Leather manufacturers therefore produce less leather and, of course, need less raw skins. There is no longer a lot of buyers for raw skins in front of the slaughterhouse, but only a few scattered skins can reduce the price.

Does this mean the failure of the leather exhibition?

The exhibition is still an ideal way to show new products to many people; it is an ideal place to encounter a large number of suppliers and customers within 1-2 days.