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ABSTRACT
According to the Main Statistical Office GUS, 1998 domestic
production of furs and fur products was worth USD 40 million
(60-70 thousand fur products), an increase of 14.4% over 1997.
Industry experts estimate that production of fur products will
grow by 10 to 15% in 1999. The best domestic manufacturers use
only imported skins. Domestic production of leather apparel
amounted to USD 24-28 million (400-500 thousands leather
garments) in 1998. The production of fancy leather goods, bags
and handbags amounted to USD 40 million. This segment broke
down to handbags and travel bags u 40%, miscellaneous leather
fancy articles u 34%, and non-leather bags and cases u 15%.

In 1998, the balance of payments for fur products resulted in a
surplus for Poland. Exports of Polish fur products amounted to
USD 6 million. About 45% of these exports went to Germany. The
remaining importers were Belgium, Russia, Slovakia, and Canada.
In 1998, imports of fur products into Poland amounted to USD 4
million. Austria was a major fur products supplier (over 60% of
total fur product imports) followed by Germany, Belgium and
Italy.

In 1998, the balance of payments for leather apparel and leather
accessories resulted in a large surplus for Poland. Exports of
these products reached USD 25 million. The major buyers were
Germany, Italy, Belgium and Scandinavian countries. In 1998,
imports of the same group of products amounted to USD 13 million
mainly from China, Germany and Italy.

In 1998, exports of fancy leather goods, suitcases, bags,
trunks, briefcases, wallets and leather accessories amounted to
USD 20 million. The majority of exports went to Germany,
Denmark, the Netherlands, and France. Imports of these products
were higher and amounted to USD 42 million. China was a major
supplier (65% shares) followed by Italy, Germany, Thailand, and
Taiwan.

In 1998, GUS also reported USD 3 million worth of exports of
saddlery products. Almost 70% of these exports went to Germany.

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