6 Brazil Leather Manufacturers Participate In The International Footwear Industry Conference

The international footwear industry conference will be held in Leon city in from November 24th to 25th. Apart from participating in the conference, Brazil tannery will promote technical exchange and host a reception at the hotel. After the meeting, the delegation of Brazil will go to the local tanneries, shoe factories, and automotive leather suppliers. visit 。

CICB chairman Fernando said that the delegation of Brazil attended the meeting to further understand the trend of the global footwear market and the work flow of Mexico counterparts. Fernando emphasized that the export promotion project of leather industry organized by CICB was supported by Brazil export and Investment Promotion Bureau. innovate And trade relations have been harvested, this trip to Mexico is believed to have the same results.

Portugal's footwear diversification strategy to tap emerging markets outside the EU

According to Portuguese footwear manufacturers association (APICCAPS), Portugal's footwear exports continued to grow in the first half of September this year, up from 1 billion 341 million euros in the same period of 2013 to 1 billion 461 million euros, an increase of about 9%. Portuguese footwear exports to the EU market are good, increasing by about 9%; exports to the EU market are also good, increasing by more than 10%. Among them, exports to Saudi Arabia, the United States, China, Hongkong and China were more prominent, breaking through two digits, reaching 159%, 65%, 59% and 47% respectively. It is worth mentioning that, Portugal The market for footwear exports to the Americas increased by about 48%.

Looking at the data of Mexico footwear industry in September, exports amounted to 157 million euros, an increase of 6% over the same period last year. The Portuguese footwear manufacturers Association believes that these data confirm the strong performance of Portugal's footwear industry over the past 4 years, an increase of more than 40%, thanks mainly to the diversification strategy of the destination market. Portugal's shoe industry has set many targets in developing the market, one of which is to go deep into emerging markets. By 2020, the market outside the European Union accounted for 20%.