Rabbit Fur Demand Rises Amid War Fear and Policy Shifts
A fur industry analyst urges renewed use of rabbit fur to support peacetime jobs and balance, arguing rabbit coats can rival mink in style at lower prices. BADSA official Marion Schwartz promotes rabbit products, notes wartime demand drops, and cites Russia and U.S. trade data to push broader adoption of rabbit fur. He also advocates new textile uses and fashion items to boost sales while warning against naming biases that devalue rabbit fur.
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