Chinese Leather Sweeps Across The India Market

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The low price and rapid occupation of the market has brought great competitive pressure to the leather industry in India's Delta.

Moreover, more and more consumers in India choose to buy Leather online, leading to the declining sales of traditional leather shops on the streets of the darling street, where the leather industry is facing unprecedented difficulties.

India media "asianage" reported in January 6th that: due to environmental pollution problems, the davavi leather industry is in a quagmire.

Going to the tlavi tannery can be a nuisance. It has to go through a path that is a shack. The road is like a maze.

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The smell of flies is even more numerous.

The leather workers were reluctant to talk with strangers and refused to take pictures.

The reason is very simple, because the business on hand causes environmental pollution and stink, and the industry is controversial.

In the past, the number of leather factories in the city was forty, but now there are only four.

The reason for the closure of many leather factories is the environmental pollution caused by leather factories.

The leather factory is now moving to Chennai and Calcutta.

A few years ago, the leather industry was still a special industry of darling. When the leather factory area was far away from the city, the pollution was too serious. People always covered their towels with their towels to buy leather bags and jackets. The demand for these two products was always high.

Without proper sewage disposal system, leather producers randomly throw animal skins and various chemicals into streets and lanes. After a long period of time, the odor is smoky and the pollution is aggravated.

For the time being, the total value of leather industry is only 2 billion rupees and about ten thousand employees.

Although market demand for leather goods is still strong, the leather industry of darling has encountered difficulties, because the competition from leather products in China is very competitive.

In recent years, China has used cheap labor to make leather, boots and jackets, and quickly occupied the leather market.

Mr Patel, a leather manufacturer in India, said that apart from the competitive pressure from leather made in China, the rise of online stores selling leather products has also made traditional leather stores more and more gloomy, and more and more people are buying leather goods online.

Mr Patel added: "in order to solve this problem, we must keep pace with the times.

Now their factories have established partnerships with some websites selling leather, supplying them with leather products, thereby expanding sales.

In the past, it was suggested that the India authorities move the leather factory to a far away place, such as Ambernath, but because it would lead to excessive pportation costs, it would not work.

If we move to the distance, we will not find workers to do the work for the leather factory.

Earlier, some children were even forced to work in tanneries.

And now it's a very poor person working here.

There are thousands of fine and beautiful leather bags and jackets on the main road of daaravi, but behind these dazzling shops, the workers are full of labors under harsh working conditions.

It is understood that davavi, located in the heart of India's commercial capital Mumbai, is next to Kenya Nairobi's Bella, ranking the second largest in the world and the largest slum in Asia, with 1 million people living in the area of nearly 2 square kilometers.

Davavi is considered to be the largest slum in Asia, with a population of less than a square mile living in nearly 1 million of the population.

In this complex lane, people often turn around and get lost.

The streets are full of naked children and stray dogs.

Thousands of people shared a toilet in the city of darling.

Mumbai dreams of becoming a Shanghai, and the slums are like the "city itch", which not only damages the appearance of the city, but also directly threatens the stability and security of the city.

It is notorious for squalor and indifference, but the brighter side is that in the expensive city of Mumbai, where the cost of living is low and you live here, you only need to spend $4 a month.