Indonesian Footwear Exports To The US In 2013 Reached $1 Billion 20 Million.

< p > recently, it was reported that Indonesia received US sports a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > shoes < /a > 2013 orders, amounting to 820 million 800 thousand US dollars (8 trillion and 50 billion shields), the number of orders reached 80% of our total exports to the United States.

Eddy Widjanarko, President of the Indonesian Footwear Association (Aprisindo), expects to export shoes to the United States to US $1 billion 20 million in 2013 or 27% of the country's shoe exports in 2013.

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< p > Addie recently told the media, "about 20% of exports to the United States are mostly leather shoes and the rest are sports shoes."

He disclosed that most of the US sports shoe orders are four world-renowned brands, namely Adidas, Nike, Reebok and new brun.

Usually these shoes were ordered 6 months ago.

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< p > he said: "at present, the United States is the main market of China's shoe industry".

Besides the United States, Europe is also the target market of shoes export in China.

Europe even contributes 39% to the total export volume of shoes in China.

The rest markets are Middle East, Africa and Asia.

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< p > in addition, statistics from the Ministry of trade and statistics show that the total value of Indonesian shoe exports from January 2013 to March has reached US $897 million 200 thousand.

It increased 10.61% compared to 811 million 200 thousand US dollars.

It contributes 0.28% to total exports of non oil and gas products.

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On the contrary, the import volume of shoes from January 2013 to March dropped by 0.96% compared with 97 million 730 thousand US dollars in the same period last year, becoming 96 million 790 thousand US dollars. P

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< p > < strong > cost inflation > /strong > /p >

< p > now we need to run shoes industry, and shoe factories cost about 77 kinds of fees every 3 months to 1 years.

Several licences were originally changed to two in 5.

Besides, they have to pay some surcharge.

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< p > for example, the present interference regulations can not only get permission from the front, back, left and right sides of the factory.

"Now the whole village needs to be signed, and they are asking for a lot of money.

To make matters worse, none of the other quasi words can be processed without this interference.

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< p >, he added, shoe factories also need to have quasi words for water intake and to install lightning rods.

In addition, all local governments are scrambling for local regulations to increase the burden of industry.

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< p > moreover, the government did not provide guarantee for the certainty of the domestic labor wage system.

The industry also hopes that the labor and the manufacturers will compromise.

The most recent problem is to raise the provincial minimum wage to 40% or even to decide by labour and government, and the factory is not invited to participate in decision-making.

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< p > Binsar Marpaung, Secretary General of the Indonesian Footwear Association, said that raising the minimum wage and electricity charges at the provincial level has increased the cost of domestic shoe factories, and reduced the profit margins.

This will affect the increase of the price of the product and make the majority of foreign buyers step back.

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