Anta'S Highest Price In Russia Is $21.

There are more and more large shopping malls in Russia, and last year there were many brands of shoes in Quanzhou.

The independent brands such as Anta, global, XTEP, Hongxing Erke and PEAK are 1 times higher than the average price of each export, and the highest price is 21 US dollars.

A single Anta company alone added $about 3500000 to Russia last year.

Russia is only part of Quanzhou's shoe industry going to the world last year.

Quanzhou foreign trade and economic cooperation report revealed that last year Quanzhou's textile and clothing exports increased by 30.03%% and 22.05%% respectively.

In the case of a decline in export volume, the export price of textile and clothing has increased by about 12%% and footwear has increased by 16.5%%, thanks largely to the increase in export volume and price of its own brand.

Quanzhou's textile and garment industry will no longer be subject to quota management because of its no longer quota management. The strong production capacity will be more fully developed, and the mature Quanzhou shoe making sector now needs lower logistics costs.

At present, there are more than 3000 export shoes and more than 2000 shoe materials suppliers, forming an intensive pattern from the children's shoes to adult shoes, from sports shoes, slippers, casual shoes to specialized shoes and leather shoes production, and to a higher degree of organization and scale.

All these factors will continue to boost traditional commodity exports represented by shoes and clothing this year.

Besides the unit price increase, the export market of Quanzhou's commodities is further expanding.

Last year, on the basis of the high export growth of the five traditional markets in the United States, Japan, Europe, Hongkong and ASEAN, Quanzhou achieved a rapid growth of 50.76%% compared with the increase of 50.76%% in Switzerland, Russia, Canada, Egypt and other emerging markets.

The new and old market led the export volume of the city in 2007 to close to the US $5 billion mark, an increase of 2.43 percentage points higher than that of the whole province.