Concern: The Status Quo Of India NSI Shoe Making Industry

Indonesia is one of the eight exporters of shoes and socks in the world. The footwear industry is one of the pillar industries of its export, and has made great contributions to the employment and export value of the country.

From the table below, you can see that over the past five years, the number of shoemaking workers in Indonesia has ranged from 370000 to 400000.

However, in 2006, as the footwear industry prospered, the number of shoemaking workers increased by 10% compared with 2005, reaching 431200.

2001-2005 the number of shoemaking workers in Indonesia. At present, the Indonesian Footwear Association is now adding five new members. The number of shoes and shoes is increasing. Meanwhile, its value is also increasing. Through the following table, we can see the production quantity and value of shoe products in Indonesia in recent years.

The number of 20012002200320042005 (millions of pairs) 387400507533580 value (per Gigabit) 22.422.926.828.231.0 used to be 60% of the shoes produced in Indonesia, and about 60% of them were famous sports brands, such as Nike, Adidas, Reebok and so on. In 2005, the total output of sports shoes was Rp18.6trillion, and the total output of non sports shoes was Rp12.4 trillion.

By the end of 2006, the total output of sports shoes increased by 10% to Rp34.1 trillion.

In 2005, the export value of Nepal footwear reached US $14280000.

Among them, sports shoes accounted for 79%, up to 11280000 dollars.

Non sports shoes accounted for 21%, up to $300000000.

In 2006, the total export volume of Indonesian footwear increased by 25% to 1 billion 80 million.

Indonesia's footwear products are mainly exported to the United States, followed by European countries and Japan.

Indonesia's total export volume of Indonesian footwear products in 2001-2005. The number and size of Indonesia's shoes exports are 240 million. Indonesia is a huge footwear consumer market. Over the past five years, the consumption volume of Indonesian footwear has doubled.

The demand for leather shoes in the domestic market is growing by about 20% annually, which provides an opportunity for the development of small and medium-sized shoe factories in Indonesia.

Indonesia's footwear import difficulties and challenges in 2001-2005, as a booming industry, the Indonesian shoe industry still faces the following difficulties and challenges: a) B, a product smuggled from other countries, and the debtors and investors end the industry.

C) high cost economy stems from local and national bureaucrats d) sluggish consumption purchasing power E) neglected infrastructure.