Brazil Leather Industry'S First Growth Over 2 Billion 500 Million 2 Thousand And 14 Years Is Unlikely To Increase.

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< p > according to the Brazil leather industry center (CICB), Brazil leather industry is committed to sustainable management and investment to improve production efforts, so that the country currently has the largest number of tanning enterprises awarded the gold, silver and bronze qualifications awarded by the working group of "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "target=" _blank "leather" /a.

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< p > Brazil has 17 gold medal qualified tanning enterprises, 14 silver medal qualification enterprises and two bronze medal qualification enterprises.

The second place is China, which has 32 certified tanning companies.

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< p > "reaffirming our country's attention to environmental issues is a national undertaking," said Jose Fernando bellow, chief executive of CICB.

"The interests of environmental concerns are endless.

The leather industry has made efforts to improve the environment through water conservation, wastewater treatment, emission reduction, raw materials traceability and waste disposal.

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< p > most of Brazil's audited factories rated A as raw material traceability, which is a great challenge for other countries.

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< p > recently, three Brazil members were elected to the leather working committee, and the meat processing and leather group JBS was appointed as the representative of tanning enterprises.

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< p > at present, Brazil's a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_x.asp" > tannery industry < /a > employs more than 5000 employees, and has a dedicated team dedicated to sustainable development.

Tannery enterprises across the country have been working hard to improve the environment and train knowledge about reducing environmental burdens, contributing to the economic and social development of Brazil.

The training focuses on chemical safety, legislation, product safety, clean technology, environment and ecology.

The group regularly conducts seminars, forums and related meetings to explore the best practices currently being used in the global leather industry.

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< p > announcing the news, the data include the total value of all leather and leather products exported from raw skins to finished leather, which has increased by more than 20% compared to 2012.

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< p > CICB chairman, Jos Fernando Bello, said that the leather industry in Brazil will face important challenges in 2014, and the chance of growth at this level is very small.

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The difficulties faced by the leather industry in < p > 2013 include leather less than a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > industry < /a > export tax rebate proposals lack effective progress. Brazil is excluded from the EU GSP list (the GSP can enable developing countries to export to the EU to pay lower tax rates).

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< p > CICB announced that detailed export data of finished leather, embryo skin and wet blue skin will be released in the next few weeks.

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