China Shoes Stride Toward Central Asian Market

According to the statistics of Kashi customs, 1-11 pairs of imitation leather shoes were exported from four ports in southern Xinjiang, such as "Tu ERG", "Ershi Tan", "Kala Su" and "Hong Qi La Fu" in the first month of this year, with 199 million pairs worth 1 billion 530 million dollars, up 130% or 177% over the same period last year.

Among them, 170 million pairs of Kyrgyz exports were exported through the port of girgart and irkstan, and the value of goods was $1 billion 317 million, accounting for 88.6% and 86.1% of the total respectively.

Through the Kara Su port, 16 million 690 thousand pairs of Tajik exports, worth 133 million US dollars, accounting for 8.4% and 8.7% of the total.

Cheap and cheap domestic imitation leather shoes are popular in the Central Asian market.

Footwear exports accounted for 17.2% of total imports and exports in southern Xinjiang.

The export of Chinese shoes to Central Asia and South Asian countries has shown a good growth momentum. All kinds of shoes made in China are very popular in the markets of Central Asia and South Asia.

It is understood that all kinds of shoes made in China are sold well in the South Asian countries. On the one hand, the light industry is underdeveloped in the central and South Asian countries, and the production capacity of such products is insufficient. On the other hand, China's footwear industry is developed and the output is large. Manufacturers can adjust the shoes styles, models and colors in time according to the demand of foreign markets, such as 44 and 45 yards of footwear are relatively rare in the domestic market, while export products are more common.

Moreover, the export footwear of our country is relatively low in price, superior in quality and varied in color, compared with the similar products abroad, which can meet various consumption needs of different groups.

The export market of footwear exports is expanding.

Export footwear has a relatively stable consumer market in neighboring Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.

Some of the shoes have been pferred from Kyrgyz to Tajikistan to Uzbek and Kazakhstan.

In South Asia's Pakistan footwear market, China's footwear industry also has a place. For example, 1-11 pairs of shoes exported to Pakistan in this year amounted to 9 million 930 thousand pairs, worth 79 million 50 thousand US dollars, and quite a few sold to Afghanistan through Afghanistan.