A Number Of Shoe Processing Areas In Italy Are Now Being Shut Down By Large Enterprises.

This year, more than 100 Italy have been affected by the sluggish domestic consumption. Shoemaking enterprises And suspend production, shoe industry giant gathered in Italy Milan international shoe exhibition to discuss countermeasures.

　　 Italy So far, 105 shoe factories have been closed and 1370 workers are out of work, according to the shoemaking Association.

Data show that the other seven main Shoemaking area Production has also declined. The largest one in Markey district has 36 shoemaking enterprises to shut down, 290 workers to lose their jobs, and 21 shoe enterprises in Tuscany to fail.

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According to the European Bureau of statistics, 1-3 months, Belgium and China bilateral import and export volume amounted to US $7 billion 50 million, an increase of 4.9%. Among them, Belgium exported 2 billion 650 million US dollars to China, an increase of 21.1%; Belgium imported from China 4 billion 400 million US dollars, down 3%; for example, the trade deficit was 1 billion 750 million US dollars, down 25.4%. China is Belgium's ninth largest export destination and the sixth largest source of imports.

Chemical products are the main products of Belgium's exports to China. In 2014, exports amounted to US $600 million in 1-3, accounting for 22.5% of China's total exports. Transport equipment is the second largest commodity for China's exports, with an export volume of US $490 million, accounting for 18.5% of China's total exports.

As China's economy remained stable, Belgian exports to China showed a relatively high growth rate in the 1-3 months of 2014, of which 71.1% and 69.4% of food, beverage, tobacco and mineral products increased respectively.

Belgium's main commodities imported from China are electromechanical products, textiles and raw materials and base metals and products. In 2014 1-3, total imports amounted to US $2 billion 220 million, accounting for 50.4% of China's total imports.

China continues to maintain its advantages in the export of labor-intensive products. Light industrial products such as textiles and raw materials, furniture, toys, shoes and umbrellas, leather goods and bags are listed in second, fourth, sixth and tenth places of Belgium's major categories of commodities imported from China (category HS). Holland, Germany, France, Italy, Turkey, India and Vietnam are among these products. The main competitors of the country.