fur

The next wave of U.S. tariffs is likely to create an unexpected winner: China's lucrative billion-dollar counterfeit industry. Read More

China is responsible for 75 percent of the fur sold globally. Now brands in China are drawing attention to the harm caused by a material often associated with luxury. Read More

Although PETA has tarnished its brand image in the United States through crass and over-the-top marketing, Ogilvy & Mather helped it take a more subdued approach to targeting China's booming fur market. Read More

Following decades of decline in the North American market due to changing fashion tastes and ethical concerns, and steadily dropping demand in formerly red-hot markets like Japan and South Korea, China has become a rare bright spot for fur producers and a critical market for Canadian furriers. Read More