Latin American Countries Have Tightened Their Restrictions On Chinese Footwear Products Again.

Latin American countries have tightened their restrictions on Chinese footwear products recently.

A few days ago, the Brazil government announced that from October 4th, China's leather shoes must be approved in advance before entering.

According to the statistics of Fujian inspection and Quarantine Bureau, since Brazil and Argentina adopted anti-dumping measures on Chinese footwear products in 2010, the number of shoes exported from Jinjiang to Brazil has dropped from 2 million 148 thousand and 800 pairs in 2009 to 184 thousand and 900 pairs in 2010, a drop of 91.40% compared to the same period last year. The number of exported footwear from Argentina dropped from 1 million 546 thousand and 400 pairs in 2009 to 597 thousand and 300 pairs in 2010, down 61.37% from the same period last year.

Therefore, this year, Brazil and Mexico once again tighten restrictions on China's footwear products, which is bound to cause a greater blow to the Latin American market of Chinese shoe and shoe exports.

To this end, the Fujian inspection and Quarantine Bureau suggests that the relevant enterprises in the relevant jurisdictions should pay close attention to the import policies of Latin American countries, handle orders in Brazil and other countries with caution, avoid customers from canceling orders, return goods, or cause the goods to stay in ports because of changes in import policies. They must resolutely export from the regular channels, and do not have any luck to engage in illegal activities such as changing the origin and illegal pshipment. Besides, they should also insist on winning by quality, increase the intensity of new product development, continuously improve product quality and added value, and fundamentally lift the anti-dumping crisis.