Mexico Industry Association Has Strictly Identified Imported Footwear.

Guanajuato Shoemaking The chamber of Commerce will invest 1 million pesos (1 US dollars or 13 pesos), and hire 10 experts to assist in the supervision of imported footwear at customs. At present, this application has been approved by the Ministry of Finance and has been implemented since September. This measure is part of President peiya's measures to combat illegal imports of footwear.

The relevant person in charge of the chamber of Commerce said that the funds used for expert training, spanportation, accommodation and business travel would be further increased if not enough. The main responsibility of these experts is to identify low price imports. Experts must master the customs classification of products and distinguish between different materials and different types of products.

　　 Pakistan Tariff increases to import leather goods and shoes and clothing prices up

To encourage local industries, the Pakistan government decided this year to apply 5% sales tax to local products and raise the tax rate of imported products to 17%, which led to a rise in prices of many imported products including leather goods, footwear and garments. The industry believes that Pakistan is the only country in the world that applies different sales tax rates based on the origin, which will hinder the introduction of international brands and even increase illegal activities such as smuggling, low invoicing and false declaration.

Vietnam's exports account for 17% of the total value of South American shoe products.

2013 (2013 franchised stores) exported to Columbia (Columbia stores) in Vietnam, Vietnam ranked second in the total export value of 78 million dollars, accounting for 17% of the total imports of South American footwear products.

　　 although In 2013, the total value of China's shoe products exported to Columbia declined by 22%, and the Columbia market accounted for 52% of total imports. Brazil, Indonesia and Ecuador ranked 8%, 7% and 6% respectively after China and Vietnam.

Last year, the import and export of shoes and accessories dropped by 10%, just $473 million, due to Columbia's 10% import duties.