Tanneries turn to Chile, India, Bangladesh for inputs
According to Capital Ethiopia, The country’s leather industry is facing a shortage of raw materials and rising input costs, forcing tanneries to import production inputs from countries including Chile, India and Bangladesh despite the country’s large livestock population. The challenges were raised during a discussion organised by the Addis Ababa Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Associations, where traders and government officials discussed constraints facing the manufacturing sector.
What happened
The country’s leather industry is facing a shortage of raw materials and rising input costs, forcing tanneries to import production inputs from countries including Chile, India and Bangladesh despite the country’s large livestock population. The challenges were raised during a discussion organised by the Addis Ababa Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Associations, where traders and government officials discussed constraints facing the manufacturing sector.
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