The textile and fabrics industry is undergoing a significant transformation, wherein the demand for natural leather and suede material is experiencing a gradual decline. Consumer awareness about the potential hazards of the leather production process has, in turn, stimulated the demand for synthetic materials in the market.
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One such vital innovation impacting the industry is high-end synthetic suede, which is free from any form of toxic production and does not involve unethical practices. This has further enabled the end-user industries to incorporate the material in their production process and revolutionize the material industry.
Trends of the high-end synthetic suede market vary with different geographical regions. However, the high-end synthetic suede market currently holds a prominent share in various countries of North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific (APAC), and RoW. For a comprehensive study of the same, the report provides a country-based analysis of all the leading countries of different regions, including the U.S., the U.K., China, Japan, Italy, South America, MEA, and South Korea. Each geographical region analysis details the individual push-and-pull forces, in addition to the key players and applications in that particular region.
The leather industry has occupied a prominent place in the industrial global map encompassing a variety of countries. However, recently, the production process of leather invited a lot of flak from animal protection agencies and associations. The possession of leather was once considered as a sign of luxury. However, it has been gradually witnessing a slowdown in its global demand. The material which is produced using cattle hides and skins is gradually being replaced by its environment friendly counterparts. Large-scale production of leather in the global leather industry has been a major cause of slaughtering of a number of animals such as cattle and calves, horses, and lamb, among others, for utilizing their skin to generate leather. Not only this, leather is largely toxic to the environment as well. The leather tanneries which involve the use of chromium for the tanning process release poisonous metals as a waste. The groundwater found near tanneries has also been found to have high levels of toxic chemicals such as cyanide, lead, and formaldehyde, among others.
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The continuous efforts of the non-governmental organizations and environmental activists to extend knowledge about the potential hazards of leather has essentially led to the incorporation of innovative materials by the end users in their production process.
Synthetic suede is one such vital material which is made from the blends of polyester and the generation of which does not involve any form of unethical practices and toxins that might hamper the environment as well as hurt the sentiments of animal welfare associations.
