The Global Consumption Of Leather Goods Has Slowed Down &Nbsp, And The Price Of Raw Materials Has Gone Up.

Strong in the first three months of 2011

India - because of the limited supply of pelts and furs, and the high raw materials, it is difficult to make a deal. The output of most tanneries, especially large tanneries, is greatly reduced.

Many small tanneries do not have much budget.

For production, they are optimistic about buying raw materials.

Some have suffered losses, others are just qualified.

internal paction

Goats skin: shoemaker continue to buy TR3, 4 level combination tanning cowhide while price continues to rise.

This week, they need to pay at least 0.50-1.00 rupees to get the raw materials they need.

TR1 and 2 level trading is moderate and prices are not changing significantly.

Suede leather is not bad. It's 1 rupees than a better and more important brand.

Second tier brands fail to get better prices.

The total chrome tanning line is stable and the price is 0.50-1.00 rupee.

Dealers say stocks depend on their prices.

Mesh leather is stable, the price is 1 rupees or slightly higher.

Sheep skin: wet blue skin is active.

All available sheep skins are bought by shoemaker, and the price is 3 rupees or higher.

Because many goods had been sold in wet blue, buyers in northern India failed to find the resin soft leather they needed.

Because tanning workers realize that they can not simply discard all their traditional resin soft sheep leather customers, this situation is now slowly improving.

They can get the raw materials they need in the future.

Due to shortage, the natural trade of total chrome tanning is slow.

However, the progress of lower level trade has been quite smooth.

Cowhide: buyers in northern India are very interested in the stable price of tanned beef and red soil goat skin.

Shoemaker normally buys full chrome tanned beef lining at market price to ensure supply.

Buffalo skin: pactions and prices are stable, but insufficient supply.

Female calves: stocks are not good, and prices of seemingly promising people remain unchanged.

Buffalo skin: off season.

Many low-grade buyers have soon found a certain level.

port trade

Goatskin: the demand for finished leather is weak.

Therefore, most products are sold locally.

There are fewer overseas demand for glazed and polished varieties.

Some frosted leather is sold to the Far East at constant prices.

The prices of dyed lamb skins remain unchanged, but demand for garment producers is strong and stable.

There is a demand for full chrome tanning standard TR/TRR, but not enough.

The price is stable, but it is still too high for importers who want to pay less than 2 to 4 euro cents (see price report).

Sheepskin: Japan's natural demand for total chrome tanning is still not large, but there are some samples for dyeing goat skin and polished soft sheepskin.

I hope Japan's situation will be improved as soon as possible.

Europe needs soft sheep leather and polished soft sheepskin, but prices are stable.

Due to different price expectations, pactions are scarce.

Taiwan is not interested in a small number of low-priced products that are stable in price.

Cowhide: there is a demand for leather lining in Europe, Spain and Portugal.

But the price is too high (due to excessive raw material prices).

Negotiations are in progress.

Italy has no demand.

Raw leather: goat prices in southern India rose by 10 rupees, and goat prices were stable, up 10 rupees.

In the north, sheep and goat skins are stable, and the seller has no intention of reducing production.

If prices do not meet their requirements, they prefer to wait.

Raw leather rose 10 rupees, and buffalo rose 5 rupees.

The available calves are mainly low-grade buffalo with a price of 5 rupees.