Artificial Leather Has Entered Luxury Products From The Necessary Products.

Leather, one of the first man-made materials, has entered luxury products from the necessary products, especially in developed countries.

Over the years, a number of key factors have promoted market demand for leather, including women's disposable income, fashion awareness, innovative design, affordable prices and department store publicity.

Canada's latest tanning leather Market Research Report points out that the global leather output will exceed 18 billion square feet in 2012.

Canada's latest tanning leather Market Research Report points out that the tanning leather in the European market is expected to reach US $29 billion 500 million by the year 2015.

Leather industry is highly dispersed and has diversified product mix.

Quality, design, flexibility, adaptability and fast feedback to market changes are part of the European leather industry.

More and more retailers and brand owners also focus on product traceability and how to solve environmental problems.

The Asia Pacific region dominates global leather production, while Latin America represents the fastest growing market.

China represents the world's largest producer of leather and animal skins.

China needs large quantities of imported raw materials and high-end leather.

Although China's tanning plants are springing up all over the world, tanning is still unsatisfactory.

India is trying to build itself into a leader in the global leather market, and its main brands are exploring opportunities in India.