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Trade Measures Will Not Be Terminated &Nbsp; China'S Export Shoe Enterprises Should Be Vigilant Against EU Follow-Up Measures.

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Export Antidumping EU

From April 1st onwards,

European Union

16.5% anti-dumping duties on Chinese leather shoes were officially abolished.

Under the unremitting efforts of China's shoe enterprises, this has been maintained for nearly 5 years.

Trade

Protection measures were finally put to an end.

The EU has imposed anti-dumping duties on Chinese leather shoes. However, because of the large number of EU footwear manufacturers threatened by potential anti-dumping, and many of them are small and medium-sized enterprises, the European Commission has decided to monitor the import trend of leather shoes originating in China and Vietnam and leather shoes re exported from Macao for a year.

According to the needs of the situation, the European Commission will take corresponding measures quickly.

According to the Ministry of Commerce's previous data, EU leather shoes for China

Anti-dumping

The export of US $3 billion is blocked, affecting the employment of more than 1000 enterprises and about one hundred thousand people.

Compared with 2005, the number of leather shoes exported to Europe dropped by 27% in 2010, and the amount increased by only 22% in 5 years.

16.5% of the anti-dumping duties, for the vast majority of China's foreign trade enterprises, no doubt, the other party has pinpointed the most important gate.

There are 5 main aspects of the EU's import trend monitoring for one year.

The first is to monitor the number of China's leather shoes imported into the EU and to inform the European footwear Federation every week; second, to use mandatory production labels to prevent some counterfeit origin products from entering the European market, mainly footwear products; third, to strictly control the possible violation of intellectual property rights; fourth, the European footwear Federation calls on the European Commission to urge the Chinese government to open up high-end markets, while further opening up the retail market, hoping to make profits in fast-growing consumption. Finally, the relevant policies of China's exports, especially the countervailing policies, are more concerned.

To this end, footwear export enterprises should be vigilant, starting from the overall situation of the sustainable development of China's footwear industry, regulating their own trade practices, avoiding large quantities of exports in a short period of time, labeling the country of origin according to the actual situation, not infringing on other people's intellectual property rights, and checking whether they are the beneficiaries of the export credit policy and taking corresponding measures.

Wei Ya Fei, director of shoe making office of China Leather Association, also reminds Chinese shoe enterprises, on the one hand, should be prepared mentally, rationally treat the EU's decision to temporarily cancel anti-dumping duties; on the other hand, the association also requires enterprises to improve the quality of their products, increase the added value of brands, avoid price wars, and achieve steady growth in export volume and export prices.

Only through the joint efforts of the whole industry with enterprises as the main body can China's footwear industry achieve a healthy and sustainable development environment, and domestic shoe enterprises can benefit from it and achieve healthy development.