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Fur and Leather Apparel Manufacturing in the U.S. and its International Trade Report contains:
Executive Summary
Relevant financial data including: Revenue, Cost of Materials, Labor Costs, Gross Profit, SG&A, Net Income
Capital Expenditure
Industry Cost Analysis
25 upstream industries and their cost allocations towards producer, wholesale, retail, and freight
Industry Pricing Analysis
Pricing Distribution among 20 downstream industries differentiated at producer, wholesale, retail, and freight categories
Industry Foreign Trade data
Detailed Import/Export Data by commodities and by countries
Labor and Compensation Structure: productivity indices, hourly wages, production hours, output index, HR structure
Competitive Landscape
Industry Concentration, number of companies, size distributions, market share ranges
At 156 pages with over 150 charts and tables, the report's extensive coverage includes topics such as current macroeconomic trends, granular product data, global trade, channel mix, government demand, and labor structure. It relies on over a decade of historical data and enhanced forecasting to project industry trends through 2014 on the domestic market, global market and overseas growth opportunities. This current report contains shipment data, inventory levels, international trade volume, and industry specific price indices through April 2010. Industry analysts and Fortune 500 customers rely on this quarterly report to make accurate forecasts and planning in today's uncertain economy.
Revenue, Profitability & Foreign Trade Preview
The industry's revenue for the year 2009 was approximately $91.1 million USD, with an estimated gross profit of 19.33%. Import was valued at $.6 billion USD from 78 countries. The industry also exported $177.5 million USD worth of merchandise to 131 countries. Adding import value to and subtracting export value from the industry's shipment value, the total domestic demand for the industry in 2009 was $471.5 million USD.
In 2009, the value of imported products within this industry into the U.S. has been relatively high, at approximately 610% of U.S. production. Because of this reliance on imports, the report covers the foreign trade statistics including the top 25 countries the U.S. imports from and their respective import values. This industry exhibits a high amount of trade activity, because in 2009, the value of exported products within this industry into the U.S. has also been relatively high, at approximately 190% of U.S. production. This reliance on exports is also covered in the report's foreign trade statistics. Due to the high amount of exports compared to U.S. production numbers, at more than 100%, the report further reveals the domestic and foreign export values, the former defined as exported products produced in the U.S., and the latter as products imported and re-exported. The downstream analysis section of this industry reveals a large dependency on personal consumption. Understanding the recessionary effects on consumer consumption for products within this industry is essential.
This June edition of Fur and Leather Apparel Manufacturing Industry report is the comprehensive market research guide for the industry. It publishes the latest information on the industry's key financial data, competitive landscape, cost and pricing, and trends during the current economic environment.
Definition & Classification
This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing cut and sew fur and leather apparel, and sheep-lined clothing. Fur and leather apparel jobbers, who perform entrepreneurial functions involved in apparel manufacture, including buying raw materials, designing and preparing samples, arranging for apparel to be made from their materials, and marketing finished apparel, are included. This 6-digit NAICS industry (315292) is under the hierarchy of Other Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing Industry (31529), Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing Industry Group (3152), Apparel Manufacturing Subsector (315), and the Manufacturing Sector (31-33). Its SIC equivalent codes are: 2371 - Fur Goods (except contractors); and 2386 - Leather and Sheep-lined Clothing (except contractors).
Preface
Introduction
Definition
Related Industries
Comparison to U.S. Manufacturing Sector
Scope
History
Executive Summary
Quick Statistics
Supply, Demand & Capacity Utilization
2010-14 Forecast
Shipments
Industry Income Statement
Revenue (Value of Shipments, Net Sales)
Compensation (Payroll & Fringe Benefits)
Salaries
Wages
Fringe Benefits
Compensation Distribution
Cost of Materials
Materials Cost Excluding Fuel & Energy
Electricity Cost
Fuel Costs
Materials Consumption Breakdown
Gross Profit
Other Costs
Administrative, Sales and Marketing Expenses
Current and Deferred Taxes
Net Income
Income (or Loss) From Operations (EBIT)
Other Non-Operating Income
Income (or Loss) Before Income Taxes (NIBT)
Income (or Loss) After Income Taxes
Earnings before Interest, Depreciation & Taxes (EBIDT)
Industry Balance Sheet
Assets
Cash and Government Securities
Accounts Receivable
Inventories
Inventories Stage of Fabrication Ratios
Total Current Assets
Current Assets Distribution Chart
Property and Other Non-Current Assets
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Total Liabilities
Equity
Stockholders' Equity
Profit on Stockholders' Equity before Income Tax
Profit on Total Assets before Income Tax
Total Current Assets to Total Current Liabilities
Total Cash & Government Securities to Total Current Liabilities
Capital Expenditures
Building & Structure
Machine and Equipment Expenditures (including Automobile & Computers)
Computers
Automobile & Highway
Other Machine & Equipment
Product Market Sizes
Cost Analysis
Upstream Industries
Pricing Analysis
Producer Price Indices
Industry-Level Producer Price Indices
Manufacturing Sector PPI
Producer Price Index - Wholesale Sector
Producer Price Index - Retail Sector
Consumer Price Index - All Items
Consumer Price Index - Durable Goods
Consumer Price Index - Non-Durable Goods
Consumer Price Index - Electricity
Consumer Price Index - Gasoline
Pricing Distribution
Downstream Industries
Industry Foreign Trade
Import
Import Process
Harmonized Tariff Schedule
Top Import Commodities Analysis
Ranking - Countries US Imported From
Top 5 Countries US Imported From
Top 25 Countries US Imported From
Importing Insurance and Freight Cost Index by Country
Import Total Value from 2000 to 2012
Import Total Quantity from 2000 to 2012
Import Export Total Value Comparison from 2000 to 2012
Import Export Total Quantity Comparison from 2000 to 2012
Import Price Indices from 2000 to 2012
Comparison of Import & Export Price Indices from 2000 to 2012
Export
Domestic Exports
Foreign Exports (Re-exports)
Export Statistics Summary
Top Export Commodities Analysis
Ranking - Countries US Exported To
Top 5 Countries US Exported To
Top 25 Countries US Exported To
Export Total Value from 2000 to 2012
Export Total Quantity from 2000 to 2012
Export Price Indices from 2000 to 2012
Industry Structure
Labor and Compensation
Trend
Production Workers
Production Workers to Total Employees Ratio
Hourly Wages
Production Hours Trend
Contribution (Revenue) per Production Worker
Annual Wage per Production Worker
Production Worker Contribution (Revenue) Ratio
Revenue to Number of Workers
Labor Productivity (output per hour)
Labor Input Index (total labor hours)
Output Index
Unit Labor Cost Index
Labor Compensation Index
Output per Worker Index
All Worker Index
Human Resources - Occupations
Establishments
Trend
Average Number of Employees per Establishment
Contribution (Revenue) per Establishment
Establishment Sizes by Number of Employees
Establishments by U.S. States
Value-Added
Competitive Landscape
Industry Concentration
Industry Aggregate
Major Players
Appendix A - Additional Foreign Trade Statistics
Trading Countries' Rank
Top 5 US Trading Countries and Other
Top 25 US Trading Countries
Appendix B - Industry U.S. States' Statistics
Production Workers Ratio
Average Hourly Wage
Average Annual Salary
Cost of Materials Ratio
Capital Expenditure Ratio
Industry Shipment Ratios
Electricity Consumption and Environmental Impact
Fuel Consumption and Environmental Impact
Appendix C - Additional Links
Trade Associations
Trade Publications
Trade Shows
Industry Standards
Legislation, Regulation, Tax and Environmental Related Issues
Industry Specific Regulatory Agencies
Non-Industry Specific Regulatory Agencies
Appendix D - Industry's 4-Year Financial Statement
Appendix E - Report Methodology
Data Sourcing
Data Collection & Integration
Data Analysis
Data Presentation
Human Factors
Legal
