Brazil Leather Industry Exports Increase

According to the data released by the Ministry of development, industry and foreign trade of Brazil, the total export volume of leather industry in Brazil in 2014 was 2 billion 947 million US dollars, an increase of 17.4% over the same period last year.

In December 2014, the total export value of leather industry in Brazil was 254 million US dollars, up 5% from 240 million US dollars in the same period last year.

Fernando barrow, executive chairman of the leather industry center (CICB), concluded that the export of leather industry in Brazil was not only optimistic in 2014, but also made positive efforts to promote the improvement of international competitiveness.

Bellow emphasized the leather quality and sustainable development of Brazil leather industry in 2014.

And the work done in technology upgrading.

"A number of data indicate that leather is still widely regarded as a top material in the world," he said.

We believe that the achievements in 2014 should be attributed to Brazil.

Recognition gained through innovation, technology and investment.

The future will bring more returns to the leather industry in Brazil.

CICB believes that the leather industry in Brazil will face a series of challenges in 2015, but still hopes to maintain the pace of development last year.

It is a critical moment for the Brazil government to maintain a more cooperative position in the industry so as to bring direct benefits to the country's economy, he said.

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It is understood that Guangdong, Guizhou, Guizhou and Guangxi "further deepen the port customs clearance cooperation agreement" signed, Guangdong, Guizhou and Guangxi three inspection and quarantine departments will be based on enterprise integrity management and cargo risk analysis, information management as a means, adhere to the "who checks, who is responsible for" the original principle, refining related memorandum of cooperation.

The inspection and quarantine departments of Guangdong and Guangxi adopt the export customs clearance mode of "inspection of origin and port entry", and the import customs clearance mode of "port inspection and territorial inspection", and carry out direct port release to Guizhou's regional entry and exit goods.

The signing of the agreement is conducive to building the information platform of Guangdong, Guangxi, Shenzhen and Zhanjiang E-port, optimizing information platform, deepening the management mechanism of coastal port construction, exchanging information and sharing, reducing the cost of customs clearance, promoting the complementarity and sharing of resources and information between Guizhou and coastal and border ports, and realizing the integration of cross regional electronic ports and port customs clearance, extending and expanding the functions of Guangdong (Shenzhen, Zhanjiang) and Guangxi port to Guizhou, which will play a positive role in promoting the Pan Pearl River Delta region's integration into the ASEAN Free Trade Area and the economic integration of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, and promoting the Pan Pearl River Delta region's industrial pfer, the development of processing trade and the development of an open economy.