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09 May 2022

Zimbabwe, the recovery of tanneries thanks to exports to China

In Zimbabwe, leather shoe production has plummeted to 1.5 million pairs per year from a peak of 17 million in the 90s. To revive the leather sector, last year the government launched the Zimbabwe Leather Sector Strategy (2021-2030) to increase investment in the sector and maximize added value. [Feature: Generational inheritance keeps leather making tradition alive in Zimbabwe – NAMPA].

02 May 2022

Recovering, the Brazilian footwear sector is expected to grow between 1.8% and 2.7% in 2022

Footwear production is expected to be between 820 million and 828 million pairs this year. The results will be driven by exports, which are expected to close 2022 with a growth of 8.4% to 10.2% compared to 2021 (between 134 and 136 million pairs). The screenings were announced at the Analysis of Scenarios, a digital event of Abicalçados. The Market Intelligence report by Priscila Linck and Marcos Lélis is available at the link on Youtube.

17 April 2022

Japanese companies prefer Bangladesh to relocate

Referring to a survey entitled "2021 Jetro Survey on Business Condition of Japanese Companies operating in Asia and Oceania with a focus on Bangladesh", the Foreign Trade Organization of Japan (JETRO) explains that about 65% of Japanese companies operating in Bangladesh plan to make good profits in 2022 as the coronavirus situation has improved, according to BSS.

05 April 2022

The potential of Bangladeshi leather export along the belt and road initiative

Bangladesh has a great deal of prospects to increase its leather exports to the countries of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). This article of the Dhaka Tribune argues that the leather sector could boost Bangladesh's exports diversification strategy to reduce the country’s overdependence on the ready-made garments (RMG) sector.

29 March 2022

Brazil, export of footwear components is recovering and growing even compared to before the Coronavirus

Exports of footwear components - chemicals (adhesives), uppers, soles, insoles, synthetic laminates, etc. - increased by 37% in the first two months of the year, compared to the first two months of 2021 and increased by 13% compared to the first two months of 2019, that is, before the Covid-19 pandemic. [Exportações de componentes para calçados crescem 37% no bimestre – Assintecal]

29 March 2022

Russia-Ukraine conflict affects the foreign trade of China

Wenzhou City Government investigates on key industries and foreign trade enterprises affected by the war between Russia and Ukraine, and takes measures to help reduce the losses of enterprises, such as holding online trade fairs, expanding market with the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, , and monitoring the conflict to avoid further losses.

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