Australia's Low Leather Tanneries Are Profitable And High-End.

The supply of leather in Australia is limited, which is also a sharp fall in prices. negative Influence. Some traders had to delay freight because of the shortage of leather. But there is no denying the change in the global market. Sun makers began to take a lower level of $5. Price Test water, but some people are in a free state. After the holidays, they will need to deliver leather. Some sellers said they could maintain prices and raise prices slightly in some areas.

Obviously, a good grain. Leatherwear The gap between inferior leather and leather has been significantly reduced. Manufacturers of low - grade leather are busy making money, they have less stock, and the sun drying manufacturers engaged in high-end quality leather manufacturing are struggling. At least one leather exporter has raised the price of $0.50 this week, and the price has been reduced by 50% due to shortage of goods. At present, he is waiting for the response of his customers.

Some exporters expressed indignantly that their Chinese customers cancelled the high price contracts signed in the past two months, but now they have changed their faces or come to contact and express their purchase intention through different agents. But they have already lost their trading qualifications.

The processors in Queensland have made better profits in their straight run products. These products have good demand in the field of automotive leather. However, they say the shoe and furniture upholstery industry is stagnant.

New Zealand is now in the off-season, and there is little supply of fur on the market. Most of the new seasonal fur is used to make Fur Rugs and D/F products. This is because Chinese buyers still pay 18.00-19.00 dollars for each coat. Therefore, from this perspective, the less salted fur of manufacturers, the more lucrative they get.

Although there is very little supply of salted / wet blue skin on the market, the downward trend seems to be more obvious, and the daily news also proves that this happens mostly in lambs, because sheep fur remains and will remain scarce (in this season, the slaughtering of woolen skin will drop by almost 1 million, which means that the slaughter will be reduced by 20%). However, although the predicted slaughtering volume is not good (the slaughter of lamb skin should be 20 million in the season, which is the second historical low in the fifty years since the last quarter), it should not lead to a price slump. This is only a price adjustment.