The South African Government Intends To Strengthen Its Interaction With Private Enterprises.

In recent years, the development of leather industry in South Africa has grown significantly, and employment has increased by 5% from 2013 to 2014.

In addition, according to 2013 data, the leather industry contributed 1 billion 400 million South African rand to South Africa's trade deficit reduction.

The annual growth rate of footwear industry was 16.2%, the export volume of footwear industry increased by 18.3%, and the total value of exports increased by 25%. The import of footwear industry, however, was only slightly increased by 0.1% due to the import substitution measures of domestic consumption and public consumption.

In recent years, the Ministry of industry and trade has taken a number of measures to promote the development of leather and footwear industry in the country, including increasing domestic market share, promoting exports, raw material resource collection, new technology application, fixed capital investment and trade deficit reduction.

According to South Africa's preferred public procurement policy framework, local procurement is intended to be made in South Africa.

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In addition, South African products and semi processed crocodile skin, rare leather and luxury goods have increased.

Despite the economic difficulties, the government's intervention in the industrial economy still seems to play a role.

The South African government said it was necessary to strengthen the interaction between the government and the private sector and continue to play a role in the interaction between the government and the private sector.

Efforts to maintain growth and create jobs.

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The total net sales of cowhide were 435 thousand and 900, up 23% and 40% respectively over the previous week and the first 4 weeks.

The top 5 target markets include China (348 thousand and 600), South Korea (40 thousand and 300), Holland (21 thousand and 800), Mexico (10 thousand and 200) and Taiwan, China (7800 sheets).

The net sales of blue wet leather sold in 2014 were 47 thousand and 900, up 41% from last week, but 34% lower than the previous 4 weeks average.

The export of non - cued skin showed that the growth of destination market, including China, Italy and Thailand, increased by 32 thousand and 300, 11 thousand and 100 and 12 thousand, while the total number of exports to South Korea and Taiwan in China declined by 5300 and 9200, respectively.

The growth of China's grain market, including China, Italy and Mexico, increased by 3300, 5600 and 5200 respectively, indicating that the decline was 14 thousand and 100 and 200 respectively for Korea and Japan.

In 2015, the number of exports of wet blue skin needed to be delivered was 39 thousand and 900. The total number of exports of split skins in China, Korea, Taiwan and Italy was 22 thousand and 800, 5300, 12 thousand and 400 and 2000 respectively. The total number of grain split skins exported to China, Korea and Hongkong of China was 3900, 14 thousand and 100 and 2200 respectively.

A total of 118 thousand and 900 wet blue skins were sold this week. The main export destinations include China (26 thousand and 300 unsplit skin and 22 thousand and 200 grain split skin), Italy (28 thousand and 300 unsplit skin and 7600 grain split skin), Thailand (13 thousand and 600 unsplit skin) and Mexico (13 thousand and 400 grain split skin).

The two tier leather net sales required to be delivered in 2014 amounted to a total of 95 thousand and 100 pounds, and the total two skins needed to be delivered in 2015 amounted to 217 thousand and 400 pounds.