In words everyone cultivates it, the media confirm it by advertising contracts, consumers believe it because they have no alternatives. Here is one of many examples.
Meatless diets increase more than the refusal of a leather garment, mistakenly considered a by-product.
Instead, it is often the 'main' reason for the killing.
The kangaroo in Australia is killed at night with a rifle. Having a small head, it may take multiple shots on the body to finish it. If is a mother, the puppies in the pouch must be beheaded or killed with a blow to the head. Meat becomes a meal for other animals while the skin, used for clothing and sports, is its first value.
Ostrich in South Africa allows the prevalent profit to several farmers.
In cattle, the hide is the most profitable by-product; but for newborn calves and calf fetuses it is the main and greatest gain. When they approach the slaughterhouse they are terrified and mothers bellow when their babies have been tore away.
In Asia, pythons are skinned alive for the dermis, which for seasons has supported ranks of luxury operators. The other snakes are hung and slowly killed for the same purpose.
In China dogs are slaughtered and exported as tanned skins to the USA and the rest of the industrialized countries.
In India 1.5 million cows, sacred to Hindus, go illegally to Bangladesh for slaughter.
Everywhere crocodiles, zebras, bison, elephants, lizards, some species of fish are suppressed to obtain the material to be tanned and sold to designers and manufacturers of bags, shoes etc.
The transformation of the raw material now takes place in developing countries, especially the Indian subcontinent; even if Italians, French, Spaniards pride themselves on tanning better.
Chemical pollution is heavy, at the top of the harmful or dangerous industries. 3 years ago, the Higg sustainability index of clothing materials gave the bovine tanning a negative lead.
The Copenhagen Fashion Summit, dedicated to sustainability, has repeatedly suggested the 'vegetarian' leather as an alternative, launched for example by Stella McCartney, which is actually recycled polyester. However, other types of leathers, derived from plants or cellular reproduction, are developing rapidly.
In the USA, who are strong eaters of red meat, the demand for animal leather goods has dropped sharply, both for the alternatives that have arisen in the markets and for the new tastes of young people.
The fact that in the last fashion shows animal leathers have been proposed isn't a creative trend. It is simply and obviously an economic choice, since their prices at the origin have collapsed, thus allowing luxury and its sub-categories to have greater .. and monstrous profits. (ecowarriorprincess.net /Feb 16/ 2020)
Meatless diets increase more than the refusal of a leather garment, mistakenly considered a by-product.
Instead, it is often the 'main' reason for the killing.
The kangaroo in Australia is killed at night with a rifle. Having a small head, it may take multiple shots on the body to finish it. If is a mother, the puppies in the pouch must be beheaded or killed with a blow to the head. Meat becomes a meal for other animals while the skin, used for clothing and sports, is its first value.
Ostrich in South Africa allows the prevalent profit to several farmers.
In cattle, the hide is the most profitable by-product; but for newborn calves and calf fetuses it is the main and greatest gain. When they approach the slaughterhouse they are terrified and mothers bellow when their babies have been tore away.
In Asia, pythons are skinned alive for the dermis, which for seasons has supported ranks of luxury operators. The other snakes are hung and slowly killed for the same purpose.
In China dogs are slaughtered and exported as tanned skins to the USA and the rest of the industrialized countries.
In India 1.5 million cows, sacred to Hindus, go illegally to Bangladesh for slaughter.
Everywhere crocodiles, zebras, bison, elephants, lizards, some species of fish are suppressed to obtain the material to be tanned and sold to designers and manufacturers of bags, shoes etc.
The transformation of the raw material now takes place in developing countries, especially the Indian subcontinent; even if Italians, French, Spaniards pride themselves on tanning better.
Chemical pollution is heavy, at the top of the harmful or dangerous industries. 3 years ago, the Higg sustainability index of clothing materials gave the bovine tanning a negative lead.
The Copenhagen Fashion Summit, dedicated to sustainability, has repeatedly suggested the 'vegetarian' leather as an alternative, launched for example by Stella McCartney, which is actually recycled polyester. However, other types of leathers, derived from plants or cellular reproduction, are developing rapidly.
In the USA, who are strong eaters of red meat, the demand for animal leather goods has dropped sharply, both for the alternatives that have arisen in the markets and for the new tastes of young people.
The fact that in the last fashion shows animal leathers have been proposed isn't a creative trend. It is simply and obviously an economic choice, since their prices at the origin have collapsed, thus allowing luxury and its sub-categories to have greater .. and monstrous profits. (ecowarriorprincess.net /Feb 16/ 2020)
Moda etica? Moda sostenibile? ..Ma dove?!
A parole tutti la coltivano, i media lo confermano per contratto pubblicitario, i consumatori ci credono perché privi di alternative. Ecco uno dei tanti esempi.
Le diete senza carne aumentano più delle rinunce a un capo in pelle, considerata erroneamente un sottoprodotto.
Spesso è invece il motivo 'principale' dell'uccisione.
Il canguro in Australia si ammazza di notte, con il fucile. Avendo la testa piccola, possono occorrere più spari sul corpo per finirlo. Se è madre, i cuccioli nel marsupio devono essere decapitati o soppressi con colpo alla testa. La carne diventa pasto per altri animali, la pelle, utilizzata per abbigliamento e sport, ne costituisce il primo valore.
Lo struzzo in Sudafrica consente il profitto prevalente a parecchi agricoltori.
Nel bovino la pelle è il sottoprodotto più remunerativo; ma per i vitelli neonati e i feti di vitello è il guadagno principale e maggiore. Quando si avvicinano al macello sono terrorizzati e le madri muggiscono dal dolore per i piccoli strappati via.
In Asia i pitoni vengono scorticati vivi per il derma, che per stagioni ha mantenuto schiere di operatori del lusso. Gli altri serpenti sono appesi e fatti morire lentamente per analogo obiettivo.
In Cina i cani sono macellati ed esportati come pelle conciata negli USA e restanti Paesi industrializzati.
In India 1,5 milioni di mucche, sacre per gli indù, passano clandestinamente in Bangladesh per la macellazione.
Dovunque i coccodrilli, le zebre, i bisonti, gli elefanti, le lucertole, qualche specie di pesce sono soppressi per ricavarne il materiale da conciare e vendere a griffe e manifatturieri di borse, scarpe etc.
La trasformazione della materia prima avviene ormai nei PVS, specialmente subcontinente indiano; anche se italiani, francesi, spagnoli si vantino di conciare meglio.
L'inquinamento chimico è pesante, ai primi posti delle industrie nocive o pericolose. 3 anni fa l'indice Higg di sostenibilità dei materiali per indumenti assegnava alla concia bovina il primato negativo.
Il Copenhagen Fashion Summit, dedicato alla sostenibilità, più volte ha suggerito quale alternativa la 'pelle vegetariana', lanciata per esempio da Stella McCartney, che in realtà è poliestere riciclato. Vanno però sviluppandosi velocemente altri tipi di pelle, ricavati da vegetali o da riproduzione cellulare .
Negli USA, forti mangiatori di carne rossa,la richiesta di oggetti in pelle animale è scesa nettamente, sia per le alternative sorte nei mercati sia per i nuovi gusti dei giovani.
Il fatto che nelle ultime sfilate siano state riproposte pelli animali per nulla è tendenza creativa. Si tratta semplicemente e ovviamente di scelta economica, essendo da tempo i loro prezzi all'origine crollati, permettendo così al lusso e sottocategorie di avere utili maggiori.. e mostruosi. (ecowarriorprincess.net /Feb 16 /2020)
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