In The Three Quarter Of 2014, Ha Imported Clothing And Accessories And Shoes From China.

According to Kazakhstan customs statistics, in 2014 1-11, the total value of clothing and clothing accessories and shoes imported from China amounted to 778 million 700 thousand US dollars.

In addition, from 1 to November this year, ha Imported garments The total value of clothing accessories is 739 million 500 thousand US dollars, an increase of 2.3% over the same period last year. Among them, China Imports of clothing and accessories $383 million 600 thousand, down 1.2% compared to the same period last year; imports from Kyrgyzstan, US $89 million 500 thousand, an increase of 6.9% over the previous year; imports from Turkey, US $99 million, an increase of 22.9% over the previous year; imports from Bangladesh 35 million 500 thousand US dollars, an increase of 20.1% over the previous year; and imports from Italy 26 million 400 thousand US dollars, down by 7.8% over the same period last year.

During the Kazakhstan import shoes 85 million 600 thousand pairs, total value of $475 million 600 thousand, up 7.5% and 16.5% respectively over the same period. Among them, 73 million 300 thousand pairs of imports from China and a total value of US $395 million 100 thousand, respectively, increased by 4.8% and 20.8% compared with the same period last year; 4 million 200 thousand pairs of imports from Kyrgyzstan and 5 million 200 thousand US dollars in value increased 65.6% and 77.3% compared to the same period last year; 3 million 300 thousand 3 million 300 thousand and total value 5 million 400 thousand from Uzbekistan, respectively, grew by 56.4% and 56.4% respectively.

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Wenzhou shoes have long been a brilliant "business card" for Zhejiang's trade with Russia. Statistics show that Russia is the third largest traditional export market after Wenzhou's footwear industry is second only to the European Union and the United States. However, the ruble's "Lu" has been severely tested by the trade relationship between the two sides.

The relevant person in charge of Yiwu auger import and Export Co., Ltd. said in an interview that the amount of orders in the Russian market was about 30 %-40% lower than before, according to the recent export situation of shoes. It is reported that a number of Wenzhou shoe enterprises are constrained by the adverse effects of the ruble depreciation, and take the reduction of export volume to "protect themselves".

A salesperson in Zhejiang Lu Lushun Shoes Co., Ltd., speaking in an interview with reporters, said with caution that ruble's depreciation had caused the company's trade with Russia to be affected, and the decline in orders was inevitable. At present, the marketing department of the company is also constantly adjusting the layout of the export market, making every effort to reduce the risks and uncertainties in the market. When the reporter mentioned the depreciation of the rouble, the sales staff did not disclose the specific figures.

Quanzhou shoes, which also used Russia as an important export market, were also affected by the "cold wind" in the ruble crisis. It is reported that the 6 vice presidents of the Quanzhou chamber of Commerce in Fujian Province are no longer operating in the Russian market because of the deterioration of the market.

In fact, since 2013, the export of Quanzhou enterprises to the Russian market has been shrinking. According to Quanzhou customs statistics, in November 2014, the output value of Quanzhou's exports to Russia was 121 million yuan, down 24.9% from the same period last year, and the ratio fell by 3.97%.

Coincidentally, Russia is also a traditional large market for the export of Sichuan shoes. Since the 90s of last century, Sichuan shoes have been exported to Russia. Data show that every 3 pairs of shoes exported to Sichuan, 1 pairs are sold to Russia. A dealer in shoes exporting trade in Chengdu revealed to reporters that because of the ruble's depreciation, Chengdu's shoes enterprises that made single exports to Russia entered the "cold winter" period.

"The Russian market has always been an important target for our export business, and 80% of the shoes produced by the company are exported to Russia. This is affected by the depreciation of rouble, and our sales have dropped by nearly 50% compared with the previous years." Mr. Hong, director of Sichuan eprand Footwear Company, said. Mr. Hong added that the company had no longer accepted Russia's new orders since the middle of December 2014.

"This year, because of the devastation of the ruble depreciation, all the single export Russian Chengdu shoe enterprises are facing transformation," said the relevant person in charge of the China Federation of women's shoes factories union ordering center. The Russian market is hard to do, and every export of a pair of shoes to Russia will lose 40% according to the current exchange rate. "