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10 June 2022

Luxury Footwear Global Market Report 2022

Reportlinker.com announces the publication of the "Luxury Footwear Global Market Report 2022". The global luxury footwear market is expected to grow from $24.37 billion in 2021 to $25.78 billion in 2022 with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.8%. The market is expected to grow to $32.48 billion in 2026 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.9%.

07 June 2022

In Algeria, with 70 million pairs of shoes that are imported annually, it would be necessary to relaunch leather and footwear but...

Le Monde points out that Algeria is among the beneficiaries of the war in Ukraine due to the soaring prices of hydrocarbons. However, tapping into hydrocarbon revenues to buy social peace with subsidies frustrates attempts to modernize industry. Due to the efforts made by the state, textile-clothing and leather-footwear were on the rise, but after Covid the production of leather-footwear fell to only 4.4 points above the 1989 level. Recovery is uncertain because the benefit of gas exports discourages reforms

03 June 2022

Turkey's inflation has risen to 73.5%: consumption of clothing and footwear is falling, and the price of components is rising

According to data from the Turkish Statistical Office, among the most affected sectors there are transport, where prices have increased by 107.6% on an annual basis and food (+91.6%), while, due to the drop in consumption, clothing and footwear have increased less (+29.80%), but the price of finished leather for shoe uppers has increased by 40%

03 June 2022

Activewear in China

From local activewear startups to the rise of niche sports, China's ever-changing fitness trends reflect a broad shift in values for Gen Z. [It’s All Working Out for Activewear in China – Jing Daily]

30 May 2022

PTA - preferential trade agreement - between Indonesia and Bangladesh worries Indonesian footwear manufacturers

The government says the Indonesia-Bangladesh Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) will have no negative impact on the country's footwear industry. According to the director of the textile, leather and footwear sector of the Ministry of Industry, Elis Masitoh, the agreement is irrelevant for the footwear sector, as Bangladesh has not revealed a plan to export shoes to Indonesia. However, "As we are both producers, the negotiations have the potential to disrupt our local sector," said Firman Bakrie, executive director of Aprisindo.

27 May 2022

Nearshoring effects: Mexican footwear exports to the USA increase

Footwear exports are growing after the slowdown due toCovid-19, writes Luces de Siglo. Mexican shoe factories benefit from the move of U.S. companies away from China's supply chain in Asia, according to CICEG (Cámara de la Industria del Calzado del Estado de Guanajuato).

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