Failure of the government council for leather exports and the leather industry do to overcome the problemsy
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Answer:
Due to ban on leather.
Explanation:
India's leather export is on economic turmoil, sanctions applied from one side and dwindling into shatters. If we look into it, the ban comes from famous "controlling" companies (Eddy Bauer, and the like).
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), an animal rights organisation, adds more alleged burden to it. I hate the fact, that, they labelled the country a "animal right violated frenzy", "improper methods", these are quite common. Even though India does a lot good, in ensuring a proper sanitation, adequate shearing conditions, using animals for producing leather (horses and cattle); PETA condemns India for violating the rights laid out, for the animals, even though it has Animal protection law for it.
So, the Council for Leather exports and the overall downturn in exports of leather industry, is largely in a fit of violations, effecting polity quite much.
They should introduce effective law, a common law, understood and enforced by all. Or else, we will face a economic recession in the leather industry.
Background: I am a economist, a self-proclaimed econometrician, philosopher; got the question interested in me, so made it simple.
Answer:
Explanation:
The Council for Leather Exports (CLE) is an autonomous non-profit organisation, which is entrusted with export promotion activities and the development of the Indian leather industry. About 3,500 companies manufacturing/exporting leather and leather products are members of the Council.