The Thirty-Eighth China International Fur And Leather Products Fair Closed In Beijing

The thirty-eighth China International for four days

Many exhibitors told reporters that in second days, third days.

Li Jian, Hebei Xinji Eurasian fur and leather Co., Ltd., admitted in an interview with reporters, "in 2011, Denmark and Spain were more affected by the European debt crisis, and orders were reduced.

In addition, almost all costs are rising, mink prices have risen by 30%, and workers' wages have risen to four thousand or five thousand.

This line is hard to make every year. "

For small businesses from Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other regions, "pressure on cost is no less than a pain in the skin," an exhibitor said.

Despite the higher labor costs and higher prices of raw materials in 2011, the competition in the whole industry is also growing. But fur industry prospects are still promising.

Referring to the future development trend of fur, Zhu Futang, assistant president of COFCO, pointed out that "fur consumption has become increasingly popular and routine". Today, fur is no longer a patent for a few people, but a gradual approach to ordinary consumers.

"Fur fur Market Research Report of 2011~2016" released by Shang Pu consulting shows that China's fur consumption is showing a trend of rapid rise while global fur production is relatively stable, or it will become the world's largest consumer of fur.

According to the statistics of China Leather Association, from 2011 to October, the gross industrial output value of fur and products enterprises above Designated Size reached 47 billion 500 million yuan, up 29.2% over the same period last year, and fur clothing output was 2 million 410 thousand, an increase of 12.6% over the same period last year. Fur and products (excluding raw fur) exported 2 billion 200 million US dollars, up 47.3% over the same period last year.

From 2011 to September, the total profit of the fur tanning and products industry in the whole country was 3 billion 150 million yuan, up 24.6% over the same period last year.

In some areas, fur industry has become a pillar industry in the region, and has become an important starting point for increasing farmers' income.

In recent 10 years, the fur processing industry has been developing rapidly in Hebei Province in the past nearly 10 years. It has formed various characteristic industrial clusters in Yangyuan, Suning and Xinji.

Also known as China's fur heavy land in Yuyao, Zhejiang, in 2011, fur clothing and apparel trade accounted for 1/7 of the world's total, and became the world's largest mink skin clothing trading center.