Hongkong Fur Industry Aims At Central Asian Market

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< p > the fur industry of Hongkong has always been the top position in the world. At present, 75% of the world's fur and fur garments are pshipped through Hongkong. At present, Russia is the largest fur market in Hongkong, and the fur industry association of Hongkong is also actively exploring the Central Asian market.

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< p > the fur industry of Hongkong has always been a leading position in the world, especially fur technology and design.

Hongkong international fur fashion exhibition also exceeds the size of Milan, becoming the largest in the world.

Zhao Shuyuan, President of the Hongkong fur industry association, said that 75% of the world's fur and fur garments were pshipped through Hongkong. In 2013, the total export of fur garments and accessories in Hongkong amounted to HK $1 billion 900 million.

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Mr. P, a buyer of professional fur materials, said that the price of raw materials rose sharply, and sales volume dropped sharply.

But since last December, the price of raw materials has dropped by 30% to 40%, and prices have begun to rationalize.

Although the price of raw materials is down, it belongs to health regulation.

Over the past few years, the price of raw materials has increased by several times due to the influence of the mainland market, and many other market buyers have stepped back.

Now fur raw material prices have returned to a more reasonable level. Hongkong is just catching up with business opportunities and expanding other potential markets.

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Below P, Russia is the largest fur market in Hongkong, accounting for 35% of Hongkong's fur products.

In the Asian market, Korea and Japan are also the main markets, and the fur trade association of Hongkong is actively exploring the Central Asian market.

In recent years, animal friendly groups have opposed fur products, and 95% of Hongkong's fur imports come from European and American farms.

The international fur industry has a strict set of rules for farm operations, from the circulation of farm air to the activity space of animals. Guidelines are expressly stated to ensure that animals enjoy relative well-being.

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