Latest Developments In Clothing And Footwear In South Korea, North Korea And Chile

2010/6/19 9:59:00 89

South Korea Chile Clothing And Footwear Industry

According to Yonhap news June 15th, South Korea is facing the DPRK.

clothing

According to the industry investigation, the commissioned processing company found that according to the "Tianan" ship's response to the Korean government in May 24th, the trade between the DPRK and the ROK was interrupted, and the loss of Korean DPRK garment processing companies reached about 130 billion won.

Korean garment processing companies and Korea

Fiber industry

The Federation said on the 15 day that a recent survey of 42 enterprises showed that the scale of losses caused by trade interruption between the two countries could reach 132 billion 70 million won.

The average loss of the 42 companies amounted to 3 billion 140 million won.

The companies surveyed were only about 25% of the total number of commissioned processing companies (200), excluding some large enterprises.

It is estimated that the total loss to DPRK processing companies caused by DPRK's response measures may be far more than 130 billion won.

Chile, three o'clock, June 15th, Chile

footwear

Trade is increasing and imports from China play a leading role.

In April this year, footwear imports increased by 47.2% over the past two months.

Chile sells about 68 million pairs of shoes a year, mainly from imported shoes, and the annual output of Chile's shoe industry is about 10 million pairs.

During the 1-4 months of this year, 21 million 100 thousand pairs of imported shoes increased by 7.6% over the same period last year.

China is the main source of imported shoes for Chile. 88% of the 21 million 100 thousand pairs are from China, with an average unit price of 6.56 US dollars.

Chile's imports of shoes from China increased from 58% in 1997 to 86% last year.

The main brands imported are Bata, Forus, Adidas and Puma.

In the first four months of this year, the export of Chile's shoe industry also increased, although the price of each pair of export shoes fell by 2.6%, but the export volume increased by 12.5% year-on-year.

This is because some distributors need high quality and quick supply of leather shoes in Chile.