Asian Shoes Are Flooded With Brazil's Retail Market.

< p > data from Brazil show that Asian footwear has occupied 95% of the market share in Brazil market as Asian shoes continue to "invade" Brazil's retail market.

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< p > January to June this year, Brazil's "a href=" http:// "www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > retailer < /a > imports more than 10 million pairs of shoes from Vietnam, with a total value of US $185 million, up 21% from the same period last year; 3 million 460 thousand pairs of shoes imported from Indonesia totaled 57 million 130 thousand US dollars, up 26% over the same period last year; the number of shoes imported from China ranked third, the total number was 5 million 600 thousand pairs, and the total amount was 32 million US dollars, down by 7.2% over the same period last year.

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< p > "this is the result of < a href=" http:// www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp > Free Trade < /a >, which is not what we want to boycott.

But what we want to complain about is that most of the prices of these imported shoes are far lower than those considered by the international market to be dumping.

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< p > Brazil's relevant industry commented that although the Brazil government has taken some measures to restrict imports of "a href=" http:// "www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > Asian shoes "/a", there are still a large number of Asian products entering Brazil market by pferring third party tax avoidance.

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"This is a good omen for the clothing industry," said MeanSophea, Vice Minister of industry and handicrafts, P.

However, in January this year, garment workers demanded a minimum wage, and a nationwide demonstration was launched.

The conflict resulted in 5 deaths.

The vice minister declined to comment.

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< p > KenLoo, Secretary General of Kampuchea Garment Manufacturers Association, said that Kampuchea's clothing industry still has business opportunities, but the number of business registration is only increasing.

In fact, after demonstrations in January this year, employers still have doubts about new investment and expansion.

"Our membership is indeed increasing, but compared to last year, the growth rate is much slower."

He added.

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< p > the Kampuchea clothing association has 500 clothing and shoe factory members.

Of course, the number of clothing and shoe factories in Kampuchea is much more than that because some factories do not join the association.

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Most of the garment factories in Kampuchea (P) do simple processing. Almost all garment factories are foreign invested. The investors are mainly in Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Hongkong and Mainland China.

Kampuchea garment factories are mainly concentrated in Phnom Penh and Sihanouk. Most of the clothing and footwear raw materials in Kampuchea are imported from Asian countries, especially from China, Japan and Korea.

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