Exports of Wet Blue and Trimmed have increased

Destination concentrated: 5 countries, 75% of the total

 

The Brazilian hide export – chapter 41 of the NCM – has exceeded all the records in 2006, since the commercial boom felt during the years of 90. In 1989, Brazil has exported US$ 241.9 million hide; in 2006, it has become US$1,878 billion dollars. Ignoring the kind of exported hide – of highest or minor added value –, this behavior shows that the hide is becoming an important component in Brazilian balance of trade in a bit more than a decade, without affect the internal market deal. Table 1 below shows the balance of trade of chapter 41, from 1989 through 2006.

 

Tabela 1 – Balança Comercial do Couro – Cap. 41 da NCM Table 1 – Leather Trade Balance – Cap. 41 da NCM U S$ 1.000 FOB
Ano	Exportação	Importação	Saldo
1989	241.917	326.356	(84.439)
1990	289.675	189.495	100.180
1991	306.449	188.973	117.476
1992	386.870	164.890	221.980
1993	394.886	205.815	189.071
1994	459.764	190.919	268.845
1995	574.269	184.769	389.500
1996	677.809	159.978	517.831
1997	740.058	169.241	570.817
1998	671.188	145.976	525.942
1999	600.202	141.151	459.051
2000	760.222	184.280	575.942
2001	880.981	184.774	696.207
2002	963.698	129.034	834.664
2003	1.062.002	133.761	928.241
2004	1.293.146	162.591	1.130.555
2005	1401.128	128.719	1.272.409
2006	1.878.351	144.203	1.734.148

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: Courobusiness

 

The numbers are exponential and they reveal that there is nothing better yet for the economy than the free market, with all of its risks and vices. In 1989, when the Brazilian market was still closed, for each exported US$ 1 dollar, Brazil was importing US$ 1.34, this means, the relationship was causing a deficit, in spite of one of the best ox team in the world belonging to Brazil during that period. In 2006, the relationship comes completely reverse, this means, for each imported dollar the segment exports US$ 13.02 dollars.

 

We can discuss the quality of the export, the majority participation of low added value hide, but we cannot deny the export credit from the point of view of the quantity, of the total value and of the trade balance, which has already exceeded US$ 1.7 billion/year. We should also highlight that the significant hide export occurs without two situations, which, up to a short time ago, were used as argument by the footwear industry in order to ask for restrictions to the export, as follows: the internal deal is completely satisfied and there is no pressure for price boom. The performance of the hide export gives to the segment the power of claiming together with the public policies makers. Unfortunately, this is not what actually occurs; an evidence of this fact is the recent decision of CAMEX which has increased from 4% to 9% the application of a duty on sale of Wet Blue to the external market, without any qualitative counterpart for the sector, as can be seen bellow.

 

 

Interesting conclusions

1. The hide export (chapter 41), in 2006, reached the amount of US$ 1,878 billion. Including Leather Goods (US$ 98,1 millions), the export reached the amount of US$ 1,976 billion.

2. Italy, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan have imported, together, 64% of the exported hide from Brazil . Including the USA , the participation increases to 75%. Italy has increased very much the Wet Blue import in 2006.

3. In 2006, for each Trimmed bovine hide exported, it was exported 1,86 Wet Blue hide.

4. During the same period, for each US$ 1.00 originated in the Wet Blue hide export, it was originated US$ 1,4387 in the Trimmed hide export.

 

 

Table 2 below compares the quantitative export of bovine, ovine, caprine and sole hides between 2005 and 2006. Brazil , in 2006, has exported no less than 36.1 millions bovine hides, 27.91% more than in 2005, which 11.2 millions were on its higher industrialization degree, and 21 millions Wet Blue, which in 2007 has the application of a tax of 9%.

 

Tabela 2 - Exportação de Couros Por Nº de Couros Janeiro a Dezembro - 2006 x 2005 Table 2 – Leather Exportation / By nº of Hides January to December – 2006 x 2005
Tipo de Couro Kind of leather	Jan/Dez 2006	Jan/Dez 2005	2006/2005 (%)
Salgado / Salted	258.542	280.862	-7,95%
Wet-Blue	21.008.236	16.000.484	31,30%
Crust	3.570.192	3.632.671	-1,72%
Acabado / Finished	11.268.591	8.312.932	35,55%
Sub-Total	36.105.561	28.226.949	27,91%
Solas / Soles	177.680	132.728	33,87%
Ovinos / Sheep	580.224	498.263	16,45%
Caprinos / Goats	520.228	972.622	-46,51%
Total Geral	37.383.693	29.830.562	25,32%

Fonte: Secex

Organização: Courobusiness

 

Table 3 has de same format than the table 2, but it reports the export values. US$ 1.8 billion were exported only in bovine hides which more than the half – US$ 920.2 millions – on the higher industrialization degree. This information is relevant to the analysis, because it is the first time that the Trimmed hide export, in value, exceeds the Wet Blue export, and this is an important evidence. If we add the export values of Crust + Trimmed, the total, US$ 1,167 billion, represents 64.4% of the total, this means, we can reach what we were always looking for, the predominance of the export of products having a higher added value, even if in value only. However, in quantity, (see table 2), the predominance is still the minor added value hide, which represented, in 2006, about 59% of the total.

 

Tabela 3 - Exportação de Couros/ Por Valor - US$ 1,00 Janeiro a Dezembro – 2006 x 2005 Table 3 - Leather Exportation/ By Value – US$ 1.00 January to December – 2006 x 2005
Tipo de Couro Kind of leather	Jan/Dez 2006	Jan/Dez 2005	2006/2005 (%)
Salgado / Salted	2.693.441	5.250.718	-48,70%
Wet-Blue	639.639.158	427.083.015	49,77%
Crust	247.416.389	239.413.838	3,34%
Acabado / Finished	920.272.468	649.036.350	41,79%
Sub-Total	1.810.021.456	1.320.783.921	37,04%
Solas /Soles	14.711.936	9.853.229	49,31%
Ovinos / Sheep	10.057.255	7.617.029	32,04%
Caprinos / Goats	3.034.866	3.981.275	-23,77%
Total Geral	1.837.825.513	1.342.235.454	36,92%

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: Courobusiness

 

The reason for the divergence ‘quality versus price' can be understood by examining the data from table 4. Approximately 59% of the exported quantity is sold for a bit more than US$ 30 dollars unity; while 31.2% of the exported total cost much more (US$ 81.67 dollars unity). In 2006, there was a growth of the average value of all kinds of hide, with specific highlight for Wet Blue, 14% more than in 2005. The average value of the Trimmed hide has growth only 4.6% on the same period. As a rule, the prices of the exported bovine hides has shows a valorization of 7.14%.

 

Tabela 4 - Exportação de Couros / Valor médio exportado Janeiro a Dezembro - 2006 x 2005 Table 4 - Leather Exportation / Average exporting value January to December – 2006 x 2005
Tipo de Couro Kind of leather	Jan/Dez 2006	Jan/Dez 2005	2006/2005 (%)
Salgado / Salted	10,42	18,70	-44,27%
Wet-Blue	30,45	26,69	14,07%
Crust	69,30	65,91	5,15%
Acabado / Finished	81,67	78,08	4,60%
Sub-Total	50,13	46,79	7,14%
Solas / Soles	82,80	74,24	11,54%
Ovinos / Sheep	17,33	15,29	13,39%
Caprinos / Goats	5,83	4,09	42,52%
Total Geral	49,16	45,00	9,26%

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: Courobusiness

 

Table 5 indicates the source of preoccupations which made the CAMEX decide for the imposition of a permanent tax of 9% in the Wet Blue export. With regarding only to the bovine hide export – which represents almost the totality – the table shows that the participation of the Wet Blue export has increased as related to 2005. It has passed from 56.69% to 58.19% of the total. We can also observe a higher participation of the Trimmed hide, which passed from 29.45% to 31.21%.

 

The question impose is whether the application of tax of 9% has the power of, by itself, reverting this tendency and determinate that the quantitative export of Trimmed hide can overcome the export of Wet Blue. Actually, based on the application of tax accumulated experience, which has already been 9% and would dropped to 4% in 2007, no one can do this straight relationship and definitely say that the Trimmed export will be increased and the Wet Bleu export will be dropped.

 

In the context of the external purchaser market, it wouldn't be excessive to assert that one thing is probable: it will occur nothing significant in the end of 2007 regarding to the percentage participation of each of one in the exported total. It will be, naturally, a big winner, the federal government, which will have the bigger collection. In 2006, for example, US$ 639 millions Wet Blue hide were exported. We will admit, as hypothesis, that in 2007 the growth tax has been the same value of 2006 tax, which in Wet Blue was of 49%. According to this hypothesis, we have to accept the thesis that the qualitative export of Wet Blue should grow the same 31.3% of 2006 and the exported average value should keep unaltered. If these hypotheses are accepted, the Wet Blue export would reach approximately US$ 950 millions in 2007. If the timeschedule for the Wet Blue application of tax has not been modified, the applied aliquot would be 4%, which would represent a tax of US$ 38 millions paid by the segment only for the Wet Blue export. While the aliquot has increased to 9%, the tax to be paid would be approximately US$ 85 millions. The conclusion to be drawn is that, without any assurance of the intended aim by the new resolution Camex, the hide industry will transfer to the public sector approximately US$ 47 millions additionally than the foreseen, more than R$ 100 million reais.

 

This transfer will occur without any counterpart. The possibility of the use of this resource in the segment itself was not analyzed by the responsible for the measure, as well as the use in programs for improvement of the hide quality, in researches for new markets, whatever, in activities directed to the incensement of the added value for the exported hide. The segment, which contributes so much for the public accounts, as its balance of trade, was treated only as a source of new tributary incursions, without any link to the interests of everyone – government and private initiative – which is the qualification of the export. We will wait, thus, the results of 2007, in order to evaluate the real effects of this unexpected measure.

 

Tabela 5 - Participação % na quantidade exportada Janeiro a Dezembro (2006 e 2005) Tabela 5 - % participation in quantity exported January to December (2006 and 2005)
Tipo de couro Kind of leather	Jan/Dez 2006	Jan/Dez 2005
Salgado / Salted	0,72%	1,00%
Wet Blue	58,19%	56,69%
Crust	9,89%	12,87%
Acabado / Finished	31,21%	29,45%
Total Geral	100,00%	100,00%

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: Courobusiness

 

It is worthwhile to linger a bit more on the analysis of the destiny of Brazilian exports, which is shown in table 6. The first analysis degree goes to the especial concentration of the hide exports. In exported quantity, 89.15% of the total goes to 10 countries only. In thesis, these countries should be the focus of the public and private activity for the increasing of the higher added value hide export. From the 10 countries, the USA is an exception because they purchase only Crust hide (semi-trimmed). They have purchased 3.3% in quantity, which represent 10.71% in value. The effort in Asia can be reduced to China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Vietam, Indonesia and Taiwan, which purchase together 52.24% of the total quantity, and they represent only 43.35% of the total value. It is this report – quantity versus value – that we should work on, having goals to improve it. It is lacking only the focus at the European Community (Common Market), with special highlights for Italy, which imports 30.25% of the total quantity, and this represents 26.86% of the total in value.

Thus we will have two segments and the USA for strategically actuate. In Asia, in the group of the 10 bigger destinies: China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia, South Korea and Vietnam, which have a significant growth in this and other markets. For concentrating even more the effort, some studies should be done about China and Hong Kong only. In Europe, the focus would be Italy, since Portugal and Low Contries, also present at G10 of the hide destiny, has an inexpressive participation yet, about 2,37%. A part we have the USA, small in quantity (3.30%) and growing in value (10.71% of the total).

Some programs, projects and activities directed to a better qualification of the Brazilian export – progressively increasing the participation of the higher added value – would be funded, on ‘lost fund', through the revenue reached by the application of the tax of Wet Blue. This is a simple and fair process, and the leather industry, through its entities, should bring to the Brazilian authorities.

 

 

Tabela 6 - DESTINO DAS EXPORTAÇÕES DE COUROS E PELES POR PAÍSES (CAP. 41) 2006/05 - BRASIL   Table 6 – DESTINATION OF HIDES AND SKINS EXPORTS BY CONTRIES (CAP. 41)
PAÍSES	SIT.MONET. (US$)		PERCENTUAL		SIT.FÍSICA (Kg)		PERCENTUAL
Jan-Dez/06	Jan-Dez/05	PART.06	CR.05/06	Jan-Dez/06	Jan-Dez/05	PART.06	CR.05/06
Itália/Italy	504.548.158	332.856.365	26,86%	52%	126.842.563	97.885.619	30,25%	30%
China	381.363.654	250.217.227	20,30%	52%	124.666.681	98.810.366	29,73%	26%
Hong Kong	285.931.540	233.848.389	15,22%	22%	68.425.938	56.957.269	16,32%	20%
Estados Unidos/ USA	201.208.680	156.271.505	10,71%	29%	13.837.687	11.363.929	3,30%	22%
Coréia do Sul/ South Korea	44.205.121	38.975.850	2,35%	13%	7.215.299	9.369.942	1,72%	-23%
Vietnam	35.785.268	10.645.962	1,91%	236%	8.950.789	1.634.986	2,13%	447%
Indonésia	35.177.170	9.118.847	1,87%	286%	2.802.510	820.653	0,67%	241%
Portugal	34.361.790	32.625.116	1,83%	5%	7.131.890	6.720.267	1,70%	6%
Taiwan	31.891.671	30.569.754	1,70%	4%	11.190.714	12.519.942	2,67%	-11%
Países Baixos/ Low Countries	31.123.474	28.911.660	1,66%	8%	2.792.691	2.477.315	0,67%	13%
SUB-TOTAL	1.585.596.526	1.124.040.675	84,41%	41%	373.856.762	298.560.288	89,15%	25%
Demais Países	292.755.321	277.088.318	15,59%	6%	45.495.561	38.298.115	10,85%	19%
TOTAL	1.878.351.847	1.401.128.993	100%	34%	419.352.323	336.858.403	100%	24%

 

Tables 7 to 13 show details about the export of chapter 41 and the bovine hide export, month to month, during the period of 2005 and 2006. The organization was made by the AICSUL.

 

Tabela 7 - EXPORTAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DE COUROS E PELES (CAP. 41) – Jan/Dez de 2006/05 Table 7 - BRAZILIAN EXPORTS OF HIDES AND SKINS (CHAP 41) – Jan/Dec 2006/05
SIT. MONETÁRIOS (US$) VALUE (US$)			CRESC. (%) GROWTH (%)			SIT. FÍSICA (Kg) QUANTITY (KG)		CRESC. (%) GROWTH (%)
MÊS MONTH	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS	ACUM.	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM.
Jan	112.481.705	97.449.804	-15%	15%	15%	30.483.749	22.644.786	-6%	35%	35%
Fev Feb	128.958.715	101.471.017	15%	27%	21%	31.997.736	23.377.850	5%	37%	36%
Mar	161.725.650	122.187.437	25%	32%	26%	39.680.467	29.800.210	24%	33%	35%
Abr Apr	140.157.676	113.099.501	-13%	24%	25%	33.111.749	26.087.296	-17%	27%	33%
Mai May	160.020.644	120.655.231	14%	33%	27%	36.391.707	29.390.983	10%	24%	31%
Jun	159.964.493	120.653.255	0%	33%	28%	36.831.446	28.988.239	1%	27%	30%
Jul	150.025.144	106.650.291	-6%	41%	30%	29.189.122	24.891.944	-21%	17%	28%
Ago Aug	173.272.600	135.312.293	15%	28%	29%	37.063.201	32.577.877	27%	14%	26%
Set Sep	158.289.472	121.855.923	-9%	30%	29%	32.873.411	29.604.619	-11%	11%	24%
Out Oct	171.280.411	110.926.696	8%	54%	32%	35.431.653	27.746.306	8%	28%	25%
Nov	175.778.180	118.918.700	3%	48%	33%	37.565.569	29.488.381	6%	27%	25%
Dez Dec	186.397.157	131.948.845	6%	41%	34%	38.732.513	32.259.912	3%	20%	24%
Total	1.878.351.847	1.401.128.993				419.352.323	336.858.403

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: AICSul

 

 

 

Tabela 8 - EXPORTAÇÕES BRASILEIRAS DE COUROS POR CLASSIFICAÇÃO DAS NCMs Jan / Dez 2006 Tabela 8 - BRAZILIAN LEATHER EXPORTATION BY NCM CLASSIFICATION January to December 2006
CLASSIFICAÇÃO DAS NCMs NCM CLASSIFICATION	PESO LIQ. (KG) WEIGHT	PART (%)	US$ FOB	PART (%)	Nº DE COUROS Nº OF HIDES	PREÇO MÉDIO AVERAGE PRICE
P/ COURO BY LEATHER	P/ KG BY KILO
1. Peles salgadas/piqueladas de Bovinos até 14Kg (med.14Kg) Salted/Pickled bovine skins up to 14 kg (ave. 14 kg)	1.627.434	0,39%	1.350.759	0,07%	116.245	11,62	0,83
2. Peles em Bruto de Bovinos salgadas acima 14Kg (med.25Kg) Salted Bovine hides above 14 kg (ave. 25 kg)	3.557.427	0,85%	1.342.682	0,07%	142.297	9,44	0,38
3. Couros de Bovinos Wet Blue até 2,6m (med.9Kg) Bovine Wet Blue hides up to 2.6m (ave. 9 kg)	45.424.869	10,83%	106.925.288	5,69%	5.047.208	21,19	2,35
4. Couros Bovinos Wet Blue, inclusive Raspas (med. 16Kg) Bovine Wet Blue hides, incl. Scrappings (ave. 16 kg)	255.376.458	60,90%	532.713.870	28,36%	15.961.029	33,38	2,09
5. Couros Bovinos Sola (med. 18Kg) Bovine hide soles (ave. 18 kg)	3.198.243	0,76%	14.711.936	0,78%	177.680	82,80	4,60
6. Couros Bovinos s/ Acabamento, inclusive vegetais (med.6Kg) Bovine hides,without finishing, incl. vegetable (ave. 6 kg)	20.355.069	4,85%	232.704.453	12,39%	3.392.512	68,59	11,43
7. Couros Bovinos com Acabamento (med. 6Kg) Bovine hides with finishing (ave. 6 kg)	67.611.545	16,12%	920.272.468	48,99%	11.268.591	81,67	13,61
Sub-Total - Couros Bovinos Subtotal - Bovine Hides	397.151.045	94,71%	1.810.021.456	96,36%	36.105.561	50,13	4,56
Demais Couros / Other hides
Peles de Eqüídeos / Horse hides	12.711.338	3,03%	46.698.763	2,49%
Peles de Ovinos / Sheep hides	580.224	0,14%	10.057.255	0,54%
Peles de Caprinos / Goat hides	520.228	0,12%	3.034.866	0,16%
Peles de Suínos / Pig hides	25.025	0,01%	202.360	0,01%
Peles de Répteis / Reptile hides	3.960	0,00%	98.468	0,01%
Peles de outros animais / Other animal skins	60.433	0,01%	2.624.572	0,14%
Aparas e couro reconstituído / Chippings and reconstructed leather	8.300.070	1,98%	5.614.107	0,30%
Sub-Total - Demais Couros Subtotal – Other Hides	22.201.278	5,29%	68.330.391	3,64%
TOTAL DO CAP. 41 – COUROS TOTAL OF CHAP 41 - HIDES	419.352.323	100,00%	1.878.351.847	100,00%

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: AICSul

 

 

Tabela 9 - EXPORTAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DE COUROS BOVINOS Table 9 - BRAZILIAN EXPORTATION OF BOVINE HIDES
MÊS MONTH	NÚMERO DE COUROS NUMBER OF HIDES		CRESC. (%) GROWTH			VALOR (US$) VALUE		CRESC. (%) GROWTH
ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR 06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM ACCUM	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR 06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM ACCUM
Jan	2.496.148	1.861.106	-6%	34%	34%	106.576.829	91.855.137	-13%	16%	16%
Fev Feb	2.703.911	1.975.760	8%	37%	36%	120.293.382	95.862.382	13%	25%	21%
Mar	3.341.470	2.475.943	24%	35%	35%	150.838.173	116.647.469	25%	29%	24%
Abr Apr	2.835.117	2.217.721	-15%	28%	33%	132.180.249	106.434.065	-12%	24%	24%
Mai May	3.114.647	2.448.492	10%	27%	32%	150.905.186	114.813.419	14%	31%	26%
Jun	3.123.672	2.407.971	0%	30%	32%	150.800.659	114.581.633	0%	32%	27%
Jul	2.619.052	2.173.273	-16%	21%	30%	143.939.318	101.715.798	-5%	42%	29%
Ago Aug	3.254.831	2.727.926	24%	19%	28%	170.906.592	126.007.955	19%	36%	30%
Set Sep	2.911.262	2.455.386	-11%	19%	27%	156.839.583	113.459.866	-8%	38%	31%
Out Oct	3.103.589	2.340.439	7%	33%	28%	169.236.312	104.430.612	8%	62%	34%
Nov	3.201.613	2.480.874	3%	29%	28%	173.058.494	112.230.221	2%	54%	36%
Dez Dec	3.400.250	2.662.060	6%	28%	28%	184.446.679	122.745.364	7%	50%	37%
Total	36.105.561	28.226.951				1.810.021.456	1.320.783.921

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: AICSul

 

Tabela 10 - EXPORTAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DE COUROS BOVINOS SALGADOS Table 10 - BRAZILIAN EXPORTATION OF SALTED BOVINE LEATHER
	FÍSICOS (Nº COUROS) QUANTITY (Nº OF HIDES)		CRESC. (%) GROWTH(%)			MONETÁRIOS (US$) VALUE (US$)		CRESC. (%) GROWTH
MÊS MONTH	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM. ACCUM.	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM. ACCUM
Jan	8.451	12.841	-41%	-34%	-34%	106.980	328.361	-27%	-67%	-67%
Fev Feb	0.914	10.592	-89%	-91%	-60%	62.751	270.287	-41%	-77%	-72%
Mar	9.743	18.271	966%	-47%	-54%	101.743	555.609	62%	-82%	-76%
Abr Apr	14.478	15.029	49%	-4%	-41%	294.701	351.757	190%	-16%	-62%
Mai May	39.144	12.580	170%	211%	5%	238.664	305.341	-19%	-22%	-56%
Jun	36.128	18.718	-8%	93%	24%	316.363	275.988	33%	15%	-46%
Jul	14.405	24.035	-60%	-40%	10%	90.304	356.490	-71%	-75%	-50%
Ago Aug	25.392	27.079	76%	-6%	7%	270.707	517.378	200%	-48%	-50%
Set Sep	17.492	33.622	-31%	-48%	-4%	197.918	673.968	-27%	-71%	-54%
Out Oct	21.988	33.608	26%	-35%	-9%	215.839	588.799	9%	-63%	-55%
Nov	32.784	60.258	49%	-46%	-17%	447.829	879.583	107%	-49%	-54%
Dez Dec	37.624	14.230	15%	164%	-8%	349.642	147.157	-22%	138%	-49%
Total	258.543	280.863				2.693.441	5.250.718

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: AICSul

Tabela 11 - EXPORTAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DE COUROS BOVINOS WET BLUE Table 11 - BRAZILIAN EXPORTATION OF WET BLUE BOVINE HIDES
	FÍSICOS (Nº COUROS) QUANTITY (Nº OF HIDES)		CRESC. (%) GROWTH			MONETÁRIOS (US$) VALUE (US$)		CRESC. (%) GROWTH (%)
MÊS MONTH	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM. ACCUM.	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM. ACCUM
Jan	1.664.641	1.028.805	6%	62%	62%	44.890.976	28.846.252	8%	56%	56%
Fev Feb	1.672.005	1.043.598	0%	60%	61%	44.802.970	29.411.472	0%	52%	54%
Mar	2.031.830	1.436.956	22%	41%	53%	55.105.722	39.875.533	23%	38%	48%
Abr Apr	1.731.282	1.252.401	-15%	38%	49%	50.648.981	34.525.642	-8%	47%	47%
Mai May	1.772.962	1.452.135	2%	22%	43%	51.714.108	38.932.316	2%	33%	44%
Jun	1.853.798	1.390.250	5%	33%	41%	54.937.607	39.107.620	6%	40%	43%
Jul	1.289.731	1.190.887	-30%	8%	37%	39.522.055	30.137.870	-28%	31%	42%
Ago Aug	1.805.384	1.563.819	40%	15%	33%	55.540.592	40.532.991	41%	37%	41%
Set Sep	1.590.191	1.379.856	-12%	15%	31%	50.333.086	36.483.350	-9%	38%	41%
Out Oct	1.747.649	1.340.614	10%	30%	31%	59.278.521	33.909.810	18%	75%	44%
Nov	1.900.524	1.357.450	9%	40%	32%	65.828.976	33.585.082	11%	96%	49%
Dez Dec	1.948.239	1.563.715	3%	25%	31%	67.035.564	41.735.077	2%	61%	50%
Total	21.008.236	16.000.486				639.639.158	427.083.015

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: AICSul

 

 

Tabela 12 - EXPORTAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DE COUROS BOVINOS CRUST+VEGETAIS Table 12 - BRAZILIAN EXPORTATION OF CRUST AND VEGETABLE
	FÍSICOS (Nº COUROS) QUANTITY (Nº OF HIDES)		CRESC. (%) GROWTH (%)			MONETÁRIOS (US$) VALUE (US$)		CRESC. (%) GROWTH (%)
MÊS MONTH	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM. ACCUM.	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM. ACCUM
Jan	255.795	231.087	-31%	11%	11%	15.945.255	15.160.512	-34%	5%	5%
Fev Feb	211.656	279.857	-17%	-24%	-9%	11.688.549	18.487.815	-27%	-37%	-18%
Mar	287.007	240.593	36%	19%	0%	16.255.661	16.822.089	39%	-3%	-13%
Abr Apr	224.461	225.764	-22%	-1%	0%	14.234.811	14.963.452	-12%	-5%	-11%
Mai May	299.339	268.607	33%	11%	3%	20.428.896	18.094.708	44%	13%	-6%
Jun	304.681	279.136	2%	9%	4%	21.376.545	19.293.439	5%	11%	-3%
Jul	345.463	337.773	13%	2%	4%	25.550.472	22.226.116	20%	15%	0%
Ago Aug	350.364	398.395	1%	-12%	1%	25.882.288	26.541.251	1%	-2%	0%
Set Sep	322.984	328.184	-8%	-2%	0%	24.061.327	21.648.344	-7%	11%	1%
Out Oct	322.115	330.514	0%	-3%	0%	23.444.173	20.497.582	-3%	14%	3%
Nov	305.508	342.334	-5%	-11%	-1%	22.887.038	21.523.580	-2%	6%	3%
Dez Dec	340.819	370.427	12%	-8%	-2%	25.661.374	24.154.950	12%	6%	3%
Total	3.570.192	3.632.671				247.416.389	239.413.838

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: AICSul

Tabela 13 EXPORTAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DE COUROS BOVINOS ACABADOS Table 13 - BRAZILIAN EXPORTATION OF FINISHED BOVINE LEATHER
	FÍSICOS (Nº COUROS) QUANTITY (Nº HIDES)		CRESC. (%) GROWTH (%)			MONETÁRIOS (US$) VALUE (US $)		CRESC. (%) GROWTH (%)
MÊS MONTH	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM. ACCUM.	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM. ACCUM
Jan	567.261	588.374	-21%	-4%	-4%	45.633.618	47.520.012	-20%	-4%	-4%
Fev Feb	819.336	641.714	44%	28%	13%	63.739.112	47.692.808	40%	34%	15%
Mar	1.012.890	780.123	24%	30%	19%	79.375.047	59.394.238	25%	34%	22%
Abr Apr	864.895	724.527	-15%	19%	19%	67.001.756	56.593.214	-16%	18%	21%
Mai May	1.003.202	715.171	16%	40%	24%	78.523.518	57.481.054	17%	37%	24%
Jun	929.065	719.868	-7%	29%	25%	74.170.144	55.904.586	-6%	33%	26%
Jul	969.453	620.578	4%	56%	29%	78.776.487	48.995.322	6%	61%	30%
Ago Aug	1.073.691	738.633	11%	45%	31%	89.213.005	58.416.335	13%	53%	33%
Set Sep	980.595	713.724	-9%	37%	32%	82.247.252	54.654.204	-8%	50%	35%
Out Oct	1.011.837	635.703	3%	59%	34%	86.297.779	49.434.421	5%	75%	39%
Nov	962.797	720.832	-5%	34%	34%	83.894.651	56.241.976	-3%	49%	40%
Dez Dec	1.073.568	713.688	12%	50%	36%	91.400.099	56.708.180	9%	61%	42%
Total	11.268.590	8.312.935				920.272.468	649.036.350

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: AICSul

 

 

LEATHER GOODS Export

Exportation by Leathergoods

NCM 42050000

 

COUROBUSINESS has added to its analyses of the export of chapter 41, some data and information with regarding to the Leather Goods export, which can be seen in table 14 bellow. In 2006, the export of the NCM in reference has dropped about 10% in value and about 3% in quantity. It reached, in the end of the year, US$ 98.1 millions dollars. This is a behavior that requires deeper analysis in the future, in order to make visible its possible causes and consequences. The USA will receive 83% of these exported products.

 

 

Tabela 14 - Exportação pela NCM 42050000 (Obras de couro) Janeiro a Dezembro 2006 e 2005 (Valores em US$ 1,00) Table 14 - Exportation by NCM 42050000(Leathergoods) January to December 2006 and 2005 (Values in US$ 1,00)
MÊS MONTH	EM VALOR (US$) IN VALUE		CRESC. (%) GROWTH			QUANTIDADE (KG) QUANTITY		CRESC. (%) GROWTH
ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM ACCUM	ANO 2006	ANO 2005	VAR06	MÊS MONTH	ACUM.
Jan	7.068.408	8.352.289	-27%	-15%	-15%	1.573.811	1.847.244	-22%	-15%	-15%
Fev Feb	6.574.583	8.131.028	-7%	-19%	-17%	1.471.272	1.782.420	-7%	-17%	-16%
Mar	10.298.356	9.232.076	57%	12%	-7%	2.234.033	1.947.092	52%	15%	-5%
Abr Apr	7.585.457	7.686.120	-26%	-1%	-6%	1.554.276	1.476.225	-30%	5%	-3%
Mai May	9.642.529	9.444.935	27%	2%	-4%	2.192.978	2.220.118	41%	-1%	-3%
Jun	8.001.480	8.804.410	-17%	-9%	-5%	1.908.333	1.936.775	-13%	-1%	-2%
Jul	8.985.602	8.128.572	12%	11%	-3%	2.181.408	1.853.332	14%	18%	0%
Ago Aug	8.168.434	9.286.181	-9%	-12%	-4%	1.800.146	1.951.748	-17%	-8%	-1%
Set Sep	7.843.260	9.846.328	-4%	-20%	-6%	1.821.833	2.100.460	1%	-13%	-2%
Out Oct	8.748.885	10.075.640	12%	-13%	-7%	2.033.820	1.987.483	12%	2%	-2%
Nov	7.964.997	10.285.090	-9%	-23%	-8%	1.752.323	1.992.106	-14%	-12%	-3%
Dez Dec	7.299.651	9.622.925	-8%	-24%	-10%	1.845.950	2.008.292	5%	-8%	-3%
Total	98.181.642	108.895.594				22.370.183	23.103.295

Fonte/ Source: Secex

Organização/ Organization: AICSul

 

Revista Courobusiness – Edição nº 50 – jan/fev 2007