Italy Foreign Trade Commission Organizes Shoe Companies To Promote Sales In China

The Italy Foreign Trade Commission recently organized the Italy Footwear Association to organize fifty or sixty Italy. Famous shoemaking companies Italy shoes were introduced to China, and shoes from the 50s and 80s were selected from the exhibition of Italy footwear Museum.

Lai Shiping, chief representative of the Beijing Office of the Italy Foreign Trade Commission, stressed that they have released the "Italy footwear industry trend" in Beijing for the past two years in a row, which has become the Italy footwear industry and China. Distributor The platform for communication is more extensive. Italy Shoes play an important role in China's exports.

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According to reports, the Ministry of Commerce recently issued a "implicit warning" to European high-end footwear manufacturers: in such a difficult time, China is under tremendous pressure to protect its industry from the impact of high-end footwear imports from Europe. The EU should respond positively to the common goal of fair trade between the two sides, and immediately announce the end of anti-dumping measures against footwear. Relevant data show that these tariff measures have reduced China's footwear exports to the EU by 15%, and footwear has become one of the most controversial trade products between China and the EU.

From time to time, the Ministry of Commerce reiterated the principle of free and fair trade at this time, reiterated the importance of the EU's export of Chinese footwear for two years, which began in 2006. In October 2008, the penalty measure has expired. According to the relevant regulations of the European Union, Chinese enterprises will be able to regain their freedom only after sunset review. At present, the review of the sunset has gone through the hearing procedure, and is about to enter the final ruling stage. If the Chinese shoes can pass the review smoothly, the door of the EU shoe market will be fully open to Chinese enterprises.

In the context of the financial crisis sweeping the globe, frugality began to prevail in Europe. It is a major consumption change since the financial crisis. Even the British royalty who used to pay attention to image began to pursue a policy of reducing expenditure. For example, the Christmas gift from the queen of England to Buckingham Palace in 2008 was made in China. Cheap and well made Chinese made goods can play an irreplaceable role in reducing the daily burden of European consumers.

The anti-dumping stick in the shoe trade has long been a complaint among the European Union. The essence of the EU's anti dumping penalties against Chinese shoes is out of the interest needs of some EU countries that lack the competitiveness of their products. The vast majority of EU countries have no relevant industries, because the interests of these few countries at the expense of all consumers, as well as the interests of many European Union shoe dealers, this interest pattern is obviously not possible for a long time.

If there is no accident, China's manufacturing of low-end products such as shoes and clothing will take a big leap forward during the financial crisis. In the past, Vietnam and other countries have been internationally considered to be a substitute for China's manufacturing base, but in the context of the financial crisis, this voice began to disappear in the international arena, because a country with a stable exchange rate strength and economic prosperity, the so-called "cost advantage" loss is sometimes just an instant.

When China maintains an order of circulation in international economic and trade with an open domestic market, other countries and regions should give fair treatment to China's manufacturing industry and embody the minimum principle of reciprocity of interests. The principle of equal trade between China and Europe should start with "foot".