In 2012, Canada'S Global Leather Production Will Exceed 18 Billion

Leather, one of the first artificial materials, has been transformed from essential products into luxury products, especially in developed countries. Due to the characteristics of windproof and abrasion resistance, leather has many applications. Over the years, some major factors have driven the market's demand for leather, including the increase of women's disposable income, fashion awareness, innovative design, affordable prices, and the publicity of department stores. According to the latest research report on the tanned leather market in Canada, the global leather production will exceed 18 billion square feet in 2012.

Latest tanning in Canada Leatherwear According to the market research report, the tanned leather market in Europe is expected to reach US $29.5 billion by 2015. The leather industry is highly decentralized and has a diversified product portfolio. Quality, design, flexibility, adaptability and rapid feedback on market changes are part of the symbols of the EU leather industry. More and more retailers and brand owners also pay attention to product traceability and how to solve environmental problems.

Asia Pacific leads the world Leatherwear At the same time, Latin America represents the fastest growing market. China represents the world's largest producer of leather and animal skins. China needs to import a lot of raw materials and high-end leather. Although Chinese tanneries have sprung up like bamboo shoots after a spring rain, production or high-end rawhide tanning cannot be satisfied. India is striving to build itself into a leader in the global leather market, and major brands are exploring development opportunities in India.