Mexico'S Added Value Of Industry To Promote The Internationalization Of Shoe-Making Industry

According to the news from Mexico, the Ministry of economic affairs of Mexico will use 400 million pesos (1 US dollars or 13 pesos) to implement the development policy of leather and footwear industry, increase the added value of shoemaking industry, and promote the international development of the industry.

　　 Mexico Kalsa, Vice Minister of economic affairs, said that Mexico's policies to promote leather and shoemaking industry mainly include the following aspects: certification of enterprises engaged in developing international markets, cooperation between design and innovation departments and small and medium-sized enterprises, promotion of supply chain development, completion of production chains and improvement of product quality through innovation and technology.

Shoes imported from Asian countries in Brazil in August Number Slide downward

In August, the number of shoes imported from Brazil declined, and Vietnam and Indonesia, which occupy an important position, fell by 9% and 4.6% respectively. In August, the total number of shoes imported from Vietnam was 1 million 570 thousand pairs in Brazil, and the total value was 26 million 700 thousand dollars; the volume of shoes imported from Indonesia was 696 thousand and 400 pairs, with a total value of 12 million 230 thousand dollars.

More people in August Expectation In fact, Argentina, which basically does not import shoes, sells a lot of products to Brazil. Last month, Argentina sold 1 million 800 thousand pairs of shoes to Brazil, an increase of 2.227% over the same period last year. Argentina has become the fifth largest importing country for footwear imports in Brazil. During the period from 1 to August, it exported $9 million worth of shoes to Brazil, an increase of 13% over the same period last year.