how is the largests producer of bags
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Leather production is one of the most important industries in the world, so it’s interesting to consider: which countries actually produce the most leather? Here, we’ll look at the 5 countries that produce the most leatherin the world:
China produces, by far, the largest amount of each category of leather we’ve considered: heavy leather (typically sole, belting, strap, and mechanical leathers made from unsplit hides), light leather (used in most other applications: bags, coats, shoes, etc) from bovine animals (cattle, including buffalo and bison), and light leather from sheep and goats. Overall, the Chinese leather industry produces nearly 4 billion square feet of leather per year - more than double the next highest producer.
Brazil comes in second, almost exclusively producing light leather from bovine animals. Of the 1.7 billion square feet of leather produced in Brazil, less than 4% is sheep and goat leather, and just over 2% is heavy leather - but even those small percentages add up to more leather than the total amount produced in most countries in the world.
In third place is Italy, the undisputed European leader in leather production. Producing over 1.5 billion square feet of leather per year, most of their leather is light leather from bovine animals; about 25% is from sheep and goat and about 3% is heavy leather.
China produces, by far, the largest amount of each category of leather we’ve considered: heavy leather (typically sole, belting, strap, and mechanical leathers made from unsplit hides), light leather (used in most other applications: bags, coats, shoes, etc) from bovine animals (cattle, including buffalo and bison), and light leather from sheep and goats. Overall, the Chinese leather industry produces nearly 4 billion square feet of leather per year - more than double the next highest producer.
Brazil comes in second, almost exclusively producing light leather from bovine animals. Of the 1.7 billion square feet of leather produced in Brazil, less than 4% is sheep and goat leather, and just over 2% is heavy leather - but even those small percentages add up to more leather than the total amount produced in most countries in the world.
In third place is Italy, the undisputed European leader in leather production. Producing over 1.5 billion square feet of leather per year, most of their leather is light leather from bovine animals; about 25% is from sheep and goat and about 3% is heavy leather.
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