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Hebei clampdown will bring raw material prices back into order

13/05/2014
Hebei clampdown will bring raw material prices back into order

There is only one topic that has dominated headlines in the leather business over the past two weeks: the situation in the north of China. Although it is a limited region and capacity, it is beginning to affect a greater part of the pipeline.

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