News; World news; Animal cruelty; Inside cruel China fur farms where animals born to die for fashion live in filthy cages More than 100 million animals - including mink, fox, raccoon dog ...

China is also the biggest fur-for-fashion consumer, sustaining fur-farming companies around the world. Until early 2020, Denmark’s mink farms regularly sold pelts to China, garnering large profits.

This is the second year ACTAsia has held the fur-free-themed fashion show. ... Not only is China a major fur-producing country, it is also the world's biggest fur-consumer.

Why Fur Is Back in Fashion. ... trade responding to its critics and often outmaneuvering them, combined with increased demand from the newly wealthy in China, South Korea, and Russia.

Fur sales in Asia hit $5.3 billion, a year-on-year increase of 10 percent, which reflected a general trend in the luxury goods sector, said the London-based fur trade federation. "China's swelling ...

Fur is a US$17 billion-a-year industry in China and Haining, near Shanghai, is its hub; the city sees no reason for pessimism as the use of imitation fur grows, and is promoting its products to ...

China’s fur capital touts itself to world even if fur’s out at Versace “What’s happening right now is just a fashion cycle. In fact, I call it the hypocrite cycle.

The exhibits encompass jewelry, watches, trendy fabrics, fur fashion, and new woolen products across various niches and specialized fields. More from WWD New Award Spotlighting Sustainable Fashion ...

The Origins of 'Murmanski' Fur and Its Role in the Fashion Industry "Murmanski" fur really exists, but, ... reported that in 2019 13.5 million raccoon dogs were reared in China for fur production.

More than 100 million animals - including mink, fox, raccoon dog, chinchilla and rabbit - are killed each year for their fur, with the creatures typically living in filthy, one-metre squared ...