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The Footwear Industry In Mexico Will Require The Government To Restrict Imports From China.

2011/2/28 19:08:00 42

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Mexico financiers reported on February 25th that the chairman of the footwear industry association of Mexico, GUANAJUATO, said that within weeks, the government of Mexico would require the Chinese government to restrict the entry of Chinese goods into the Mexico market.

Financiers reported that Mexico GUANAJUATO state

Shoemaking

The chairman of the chamber of Commerce said that in 2010, Mexico imported 58 million 600 thousand pairs of shoes, an increase of 30% over 2009.

At the same time, Mexico exports only 18 million 737 thousand pairs of shoes.

More than half of imported shoes come from Asian countries, and some shoes only sell at 40 pesos / double (equivalent to RMB 20 yuan) in the domestic market of Mexico.

About 1 million of Mexico's footwear producers and sellers are threatened by unemployment.

He said that these threats came from three factors: Mexico's free trade agreement with Brazil, the cancellation of China's pitional measures and the government's failure to prevent cheap footwear from Asia.

Mexico's so-called purchase of cheap shoes will benefit Mexico's low-income groups.

These shoes are of poor quality.

It has been proved that the only beneficiary of the policy of the Mexico government is illegal importers, who continue to import goods without any standard and certification to Mexico.

Because these imported goods are dangerous in terms of hygienic requirements, they are given to the domestic market.

Manufacturer

It brings huge costs to the end consumers.

GUANAJUATO state, Mexico

Shoemaking

The chairman of the chamber of Commerce objected to the inclusion of footwear in the Mexico Brazil free trade agreement, because the industry in Mexico could not compete with the Brazil footwear industry, which was protected by the government.

Mexico producers are on an unequal condition, and Brazil's production capacity is four times higher than that of Mexico.