Brazil Leather Exports Are Facing A Sharp Rise.

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The latest report published by the Ministry of industrial and trade development showed that the export of cattle skin in Brazil continued to rebound in April, with a total export of 15 million 946 thousand square meters, up 2.3% from the same period.

In the first quarter, the volume of cattle trade increased by 8.7%. In the case of Brazil Real, the export volume increased by 7.1% to 2 billion 663 million Real.

Bello Bello, chairman of the Brazil leather industry center, said that the export of semi finished leather and finished leather in the first quarter of 2016 increased significantly, up 114.2% and 16.4% respectively over the same period last year, Fernando Bello.

Upgrading the finished leather and semi-finished products is one of the important objectives formulated by the leather industry in Brazil.

In the future, Brazil

Not counting the number of sheets.

Quantity, but the square meter, so that the statistical results are more accurate.

Because each skin is different in size and weight.

At the same time, this is also in line with the industry standards advocated by the international leather Committee.

Bello said that Brazil's leather export data were encouraging in the first quarter, which is also the result of Brazil leather industry's efforts to advocate sustainable development and promote trade with 80 countries.

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In April 1, 2016, the European Chemicals Administration (ECHA) submitted a motion to limit 4 kinds of o-phenyl two formates in consumer products (including imported products), namely, o-benzoic acid two formic acid two (2- ethylhexyl) ester (DEHP), o-benzoic acid two butylbenzyl ester (BBP), o-phenyl two methacrylic acid two DBP (DBP) and o-benzene two acid (two) isobutyl ester (DIBP).

Denmark has urged the EU authorities to prohibit the widespread use of o-benzoic acid two in consumer goods to protect human health.

ECHA analysis revealed that the known risks of these chemicals were not effectively controlled, and measures must be taken to limit them.

ECHA's proposed restrictive measures stipulate that if the following products contain the above 4 kinds of two phthalates (one or more), and the content exceeds 0.1% of the plasticized materials, they will be prohibited from being put into the EU market.

In any (indoor or outdoor) articles, the materials containing two phthalate esters may be put into the mouth, or keep in touch with the human skin or any contact with the mucosa.

Any articles that are used in (including storage) and containing two phthalate esters, and the indoor environment will appear in normal and predictable circumstances, and may be exposed to two phthalate esters as a result of inhalation.

However, restrictive measures do not apply to products that are used only in industrial or agricultural construction sites.

"Durable contact with human skin" means daily contact with skin for more than 10 minutes or intermittent contact for 30 minutes.