In recent years, although the market of leather products is surplus, the supply of raw materials has not been relieved.

On the one hand, the annual output of domestic cattle and sheepskins has dropped significantly. With the acceleration of industrialization and the development of mechanized farming and farming, the number of cattle and sheep raised in rural China has dropped significantly, making the price of raw materials for domestic cattle and sheep relatively strong.

On the other hand, some underdeveloped regions such as Southeast Asia and Africa have begun to pay attention to the development of leather industry in recent years. Some restrictive measures have been taken for the export of raw materials. In addition, livestock diseases such as mad cow disease and foot-and-mouth disease in Europe and the United States have been spreading for many years, resulting in a continuous decline in the output of raw materials.

Therefore, overall, the leather market will not be satisfactory this year, but the competition for raw materials will become more intense.