NAFA's First Large-Scale Fur Conference Will Be Unveiled In Warsaw

NAFA the ending of this year's large-scale fur conference will be held in Warsaw, Poland in December 10th. The theme "Winter Carnival" will be held at the Kubicki arcade of the royal castle. The magnificent place will become a dream Wonderland and dedicate a magical night. All this will be unprecedented.

On the stage will be the top fur from all over the world. The masterpieces of famous designers from New York, Paris and Milan will show the latest fur fashion together with the famous international brands of fur industry.

NAFA's senior vice president for European affairs, Mr. Sebastian Jansen, is excited by the saying: "NAFA has always been very popular in the fur industry for its strong support from customers at all levels. The upcoming conference in Poland will reflect NAFA's continuous improvement. Fur Quality, exclusive through NAFA trademark The continued attention of European farmers selling. This conference will put the fur raised in Poland for the first time in the spotlight to show the world, so as to bring more opportunities for the industry.

　　 NAFA Mr. Rob Cahill, vice president of senior marketing, also expressed his understanding of the event: "through the top-level conference to show the quality fur of NAFA is our main marketing strategy. Over the past years, we held many large-scale conferences in Milan, Athens, Moscow, Almaty, Hongkong, Beijing and Seoul. It is a great pleasure for Warsaw to join this list and become the most important fur capital in the future. "

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The chairman of South Africa's international footwear and Leather Industry Park recently visited two other government representatives in Britain to visit the SATRA in the UK to discuss how to make use of the resources of the technology center to help South Africa's shoe industry and leather production revival.

Jaywant Irkhede, director of leather and footwear division of South Africa's Ministry of industry and trade, and Thabo Sepuru, senior director of Materials Technology Laboratory of South Africa Standard Bureau, met in Britain for several days.

During the talks, Irkhede introduced the current situation of South Africa's footwear industry and leather production, and emphasized the goal of the South Africa's Ministry of industry and trade to increase production capacity and global competitiveness in the next 5 years.

In order to develop a lagging industry, reverse the loss of work and increase the trade deficit, a new leather and footwear development command group was set up by the South African government in 2011. Rob Davies, a South African Ministry of industry and trade, commented recently that South African footwear and leather industry are at a low level of domestic market share and export because of the latest technology investment and adoption.

In addition, South Africa's domestic raw material resources are not fully utilized. In response to this situation, Davies announced that it would spare no effort to support the South African leather and shoemaking industry. South Africa's Ministry of industry and trade will invest about 26 million 200 thousand US dollars to build multiple industrial parks to enhance the competitiveness of the country's shoemaking and leather industry.