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Anhui's Import Tariffs On Leather Shoes Still Need To Be Cautious.

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November 1st, last Friday, the European Union

leather shoes

Anti dumping measures were found to be irregularities. For the first time in nearly 5 years, the EU shoe case was backed by the World Trade Organization (WTO).

So, does the WTO ruling mean that China's leather shoes will be opposite to Europe in the future?

Exit

Can it be free from the confusion of anti-dumping?

WTO strives for "economic status" for Anhui leather shoes

Since October 2006, the European Union has formally imposed a high level on China's shoe enterprises.

Anti-dumping duty

After the expiration of the anti-dumping duty, the European Union launched a review in 2008, and decided to extend the anti-dumping measures for 15 months until March 31, 2011. Only 16.5% of the anti-dumping duties on Chinese leather shoes were formally imposed.

In April 1st this year, the European Union decided to temporarily cancel the dumping of tariff barriers to imports of leather shoes.

Last Friday, there was good news again, and WTO decided that the EU's anti-dumping measures against Chinese leather shoes were illegal.

Under the various favorable policies, this year's footwear export volume in Anhui has also achieved good growth results. According to Hefei customs data, from 1 to September this year, our province's footwear exports amounted to US $250 million, an increase of 13.1%.

Can the "pain" of leather shoes anti-dumping be healed?

In the context of the current policy, can the "pain" of the domestic shoe manufacturers' long-term anti-dumping be cured? "Guo Jinsong, manager of the shoes and hat department of the Anhui technology import and export Limited by Share Ltd, who is attending the Canton Fair, said," in fact, since April this year, orders from the European Union have rebounded, and this clear attitude of WTO has not only played a "strong heart" for the footwear manufacturers exporting to the EU, but also has become a successful example of China's struggle against the EU shoe case.

However, some export shoe companies believe that the cancellation of anti-dumping duties in April is only temporary, and the blockade is long term.

"The EU can not stop using trade remedy measures for Chinese leather shoes because of a WTO ruling, or even use anti-dumping measures."

The relevant person in charge of a shoe manufacturer in Anhui believes that shoe manufacturers for export still need to be cautious.