NAFA Announces Auction Terms For January 2015 Auctions

News from the North American fur auction house is an integral part of NAFA's efforts to give back loyal customers, and NAFA has announced an attractive and highly competitive January 2015 auction clause in order to respond positively to the challenges facing the global fur market.

1, if payment of 35% deposit is paid before the deadline for payment (February 23, 2015), all goods purchased will be exempted from interest and warehousing charges before the following date. The details are: Farm mink and fox skin: to September 21, 2015 (Monday); wild leather: April 20, 2015 (Monday).

2, if the customer pays the full amount of the goods purchased by the invoice before payment deadline, the 1% rebate will be awarded at the base price of the hammer price.

3, if

Less than 35%, the standard auction terms of NAFA published in the auction catalogue and on the official website will continue to apply to all purchases.

4, payment of full deposit or full amount of goods will not be charged for repeat auction.

NAFA believes that the auction terms for the January 2015 auction will be the highest quality purchase in the world.

The fine fox fur and the most unique.

Buyers provide competitive purchasing power.

Under this plan, buyers can ship their goods at their most suitable time.

The auction will be held in Toronto, Canada.

The inspection time is January 22nd, and the auction time is January 26th -30.

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Despite the decline in market efficiency, loyal suppliers have benefited from the strong performance of NAFA.

NAFA is very pleased to announce that in 2015, 1% dividends will be paid from the 2014 earnings to loyal North American suppliers.

This dividend symbolizes that NAFA will return the proceeds in the form of cash to suppliers in the six months in a row.

Although the market is full of difficulties, NAFA still plays a leading role in the industry, ensuring that those loyal suppliers and shippers who sell their products to NAFA at the lowest price get higher prices and benefits in North America.

Another change is that NAFA announces that the commission rate will be reduced in the 2015 auction season, which is effective for all mink and fox products in North America.

The commission rate of the supplier has been 4.75%, plus 1% of the tip is 5.75%. This is the industrial standard that has lasted for a long time.

In 2015, it was totally reduced to 5%.

This is another saving for NAFA suppliers in North America under certain market uncertainty.

Our current volume discount structure will remain unchanged.