The Development Trend Of Leather Industry In India Is Unstoppable.

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< p > India media has recently reported that China's "a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "leather" /a "industry is facing the problem of labor shortage and wage increase, which has become the" welfare "of India leather industry, because several major American brands have chosen to purchase leather products in India.

Retailers known for a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothing < /a > retailers such as Calvin Kelin, Kenneth Cole and many retailers from Germany and other European countries have gradually shifted from Pakistan and China to India.

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< p > "Pakistan and China are the main competitors of India leather export and leather" a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothing /a > manufacturers, but many American brands are now heading to India for procurement.

In the next few years, more brands will come to India. We need more efforts in marketing. "

A India leather garment exporter said.

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< p > the depreciation of the rupees in India in September this year has made India more competitive. They also have more opportunities to attract customers.

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< p > < strong > India leather industry appeals to the government to "spend a lot of money" on brand promotion < /strong > < /p >

< p > benefiting from the rising manufacturing costs in China and Pakistan, the rupee has depreciated, and the development of India leather industry is unstoppable. It is also full of vision for the future.

There was a grand goal of $14 billion in India leather industry in 2017. After that, the India government did not meet the existing market in Europe and the United States. Tentacles explored opportunities in emerging markets such as South America and Russia, and India leather industry now began to consider creating brands.

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< p > according to India media reports, India leather industry has strongly urged the central government to establish a brand promotion fund specifically because India's leather products have not been able to create brands in overseas markets.

Because the promotion activities involve huge funds and individual enterprises can not shoulder the heavy responsibility, the leather industry needs to seek government help.

The India leather export Commission has mentioned this to the finance minister of India recently. "We request the government to consider setting up a special fund to directly provide financial assistance to individual enterprises to promote their brand."

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< p > < strong > India leather industry is actively dealing with the problem of labor shortage < /strong > /p >

< p > the main challenge facing the leather industry in India is labor shortage. According to the India leather export Commission, India leather industry has asked the government to introduce an infrastructure upgrading plan on this issue.

In fact, the reason why the leather industry in India is short of population is mainly due to the fact that the leather industrial park is basically located in the suburbs or rural areas, and there are few people living there.

It is reported that only 25% of the labor force is living in the area of 5-10 km away from the leather industrial park, while the rest workers basically have an average commuting distance of 50 km per day.

Therefore, the daily trudge has become the main reason why the labor force is unwilling to choose the leather industry.

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< p > take into account the reasons for this, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp" > India < /a > the central government may specifically announce an infrastructure upgrading plan for the leather industry, and will build workers' residential areas in the main leather industry park annex.

The project will receive 90% of the government's support, and the rest will be funded by the industry.

According to the India leather export Commission, there may be a 2 billion 500 million rupee fund in the 2014-15 year budget of the federal government of India for the upgrading of infrastructure.

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