The Export Of Leather And Its Products In India Was Strong In The First Half Of The Year

In the first half of 2014, exports of leather and its products increased by 22% over the same period last year, and exports reached US $3 billion 488 million, and the growth rate was strong.

Data show that

Exports of finished shoes, shoes accessories, leather goods, leather goods and saddles have increased significantly.

The second quarter

It has increased by 10% over the first quarter.

Although Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Italy and France are major importers, some big companies like Farida Group have been exporting shoes to China.

Some small companies like N.R.Leather Exports also export leather products to Indonesia and Korea.

Council for Leather Exports (CLE), chairman of Rajendra for Jalan, said that at this rate of growth, we will achieve important results in the export sector this year, and we expect that the total export volume will reach US $7 billion 320 million this year.

Mr. Federation of Indian Export Organisations, FIEO, chairman of India Federation of export organizations, Rafeeque M. Ahmed affirmed the positive role of India's leather products exports in the rapid growth of the leather industry.

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According to the British media Undercurrent News reported last Friday, Prada, Prada, Dior (Dior), Nike (Nike), Puma (Puma) and other well-known international enterprises have bought fish skin.

As a sustainable alternative resource, the value of fish skin is generally taken seriously.

The Atlantic Leather, which is based in Iceland, has been producing fish skin products for 20 years. Recently, the sales of fish skin have increased. International famous brands such as Prada, Nike and Dior have more and more interest in the skin of Leather.

Swedish designer Hanna Altmann said that the price of fish skin is not much different from that of other animal skins, but the advantage is that customers can buy a small quantity of fish skin rather than buying a cowhide as a whole.

As a by-product of fisheries, fish skin can be used sustainably and is also a good solution for the fishery itself.

The growth rate of fish skin demand is much faster than that of supply, which makes the price rise sharply.

In addition to bringing benefits to promote sustainable development, the Cecile Brugere of Stockholm Environmental Institute, Sweden, says it can also create employment opportunities in existing processing areas.