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In 2012 1-3, Sichuan Footwear Export Prices Fell 14.6%

2012/3/14 10:01:00 9

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According to customs statistics, in January 2012, Sichuan exported 14 million 270 thousand pairs of shoes, valued at 71 million 790 thousand US dollars, which increased by 15.1% and 1.7% respectively compared with the same period last year. The average export price was 5 US dollars per pair, down 14.6%.

Since last November, the scale of exports of shoes in Sichuan has been steadily rising steadily. In January this year, 14 million 270 thousand pairs of exports were exported, and the ratio increased by 22.5%. In the same period, the average export price of Sichuan shoes dropped sharply after the November 2009 high of November 2009, and the average export price of the exported products dropped again at the end of this year. The average export price of the exported shoes dropped again at the end of this year, which is 31.6% US $5 per pair and a decrease of 31.6%.

According to customs analysis,

Europe and America

And other developed countries and regions, some emerging markets and China's shoe export trade friction is also increasing.

The review of Chinese footwear anti-dumping measures launched in Peru in 2010 was concluded in November 21, 2011, and finally decided to maintain anti-dumping measures against Chinese footwear in 2000 and continue to impose anti-dumping duties on them.

With the rising cost of domestic labor, the price advantage of the shoe manufacturing industry in the traditional labor intensive industry is gradually disappearing.

China produces 13 billion pairs of shoes a year, the labor cost is 1.3-1.5 dollars per hour; India produces 2 billion pairs of shoes annually, the labor cost is 0.65 dollars per hour; Vietnam produces nearly 800 million pairs of shoes annually, and the labor cost is 0.48 dollars per hour.

According to the data released by Nike, Vietnam will continue to maintain its leading position in 2011 after replacing China for the first time in 2010 to become the largest producer of Nike.

"Labor costs rise, push orders to pfer neighboring countries."

According to customs analysis, with the rising cost of domestic labor force, the price advantage of traditional labor intensive industry shoe manufacturing industry is gradually fading away.

China produces 13 billion pairs of shoes annually.

The labor

The cost is 1.3-1.5 dollars per hour; India has 2 billion pairs of shoes per year, the labor cost is 0.65 dollars per hour; Vietnam's annual output of shoes is nearly 800 million pairs, and the labor cost is 0.48 dollars per hour.

The rise in operating costs has led businesses, especially multinational companies, to pfer orders to Southeast Asian countries, such as Vietnam.

At present, most shoe enterprises in China, especially small and medium-sized shoe enterprises, are generally lack of their own brands, mainly based on OEM, with small profits from OEM and at the bottom of the industrial chain.

Anti risk ability

It is also bad that RMB appreciation, rising cost of raw materials and rising labor costs can easily lead enterprises to face difficulties in survival and make it harder to invest in technology and brand building.