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Shoetec to upgrade upcoming trends of China Shoes Industry
04 Aug '08
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China's shoe export is facing the challenges from various economic environment in 2008, including international trade barriers, appreciation of RMB, increasing raw material price, rising labor cost and US dollar's devaluation. The 8th Dongguan China Shoes.
China Shoetec (Autumn 2008), which will be staged from October 30-November 1, 2008 at Houjie, Dongguan, Guangdong, PR China, will provide the latest market information and the professional advices from experts for industry players to enhance their strategic decision making. The fair will help companies to uncover the global market and keep up with the upcoming trends.
Moreover, it will also offer insight to the exhibitors on how to convert the challenges into a new opportunity. In order to facilitate the industry communication and cooperation, Dongguan China Shoes. China Shoetec will serve as a bridge to provide an ideal interacting platform for domestic and overseas industry players.
As the leading shoes manufacturer and exporter in the world, China's annual output has exceeded 10 billion pairs in the past few years, accounting for 66% of global manufacturing total. However, some specialists believe that quality, efficiency and upgrading should be the future direction for China shoes industry in view of the difficult economic and political environment.
Middle and high-end market should be focused & developed instead of low-end market. Therefore, firstly, the production and export quantity of made-in-China shoes may decrease in future, while the product price and total export amount will keep growing due to its higher quality. Secondly, upgrading, restructuring and transferring will be the trend for China shoes industry.
Shoes industry in China will be more competitive after its transformation & structural adjustment. Besides, with the population of 1.3 billion, China herself is a huge potential market. According to the statistics of "CONSUMPTION DAILY", only 1.7 pairs of shoes are consumed per person in average in China every year, while it's 7.8 pairs for Europe and 8.7 pairs for U.S.
The shoes companies in China should try their best to explore & develop domestic market for its great potential. Finally, it is necessary to build up brands for international market. China's companies should speed up in brand building and marketing at international markets to create more rooms for profit-making and more long-lasting competitiveness.
The 8th Dongguan China Shoes. China Shoetec (Autumn 2008), which has been playing an important role in enhancing industry upgrading for years, will bring in new business opportunities and market intelligence for the industry players. Furthermore, newly set up activity focusing on "Export, Domestic Sales Channels and Branding" will demonstrate in-depth analysis on shoes' sales market & production bases in China. Experts and representatives of renowned brands will be invited to share & discuss on the brand building and channel management.
China Shoetec (Autumn 2008), which will be staged from October 30-November 1, 2008 at Houjie, Dongguan, Guangdong, PR China, will provide the latest market information and the professional advices from experts for industry players to enhance their strategic decision making. The fair will help companies to uncover the global market and keep up with the upcoming trends.
Moreover, it will also offer insight to the exhibitors on how to convert the challenges into a new opportunity. In order to facilitate the industry communication and cooperation, Dongguan China Shoes. China Shoetec will serve as a bridge to provide an ideal interacting platform for domestic and overseas industry players.
As the leading shoes manufacturer and exporter in the world, China's annual output has exceeded 10 billion pairs in the past few years, accounting for 66% of global manufacturing total. However, some specialists believe that quality, efficiency and upgrading should be the future direction for China shoes industry in view of the difficult economic and political environment.
Middle and high-end market should be focused & developed instead of low-end market. Therefore, firstly, the production and export quantity of made-in-China shoes may decrease in future, while the product price and total export amount will keep growing due to its higher quality. Secondly, upgrading, restructuring and transferring will be the trend for China shoes industry.
Shoes industry in China will be more competitive after its transformation & structural adjustment. Besides, with the population of 1.3 billion, China herself is a huge potential market. According to the statistics of "CONSUMPTION DAILY", only 1.7 pairs of shoes are consumed per person in average in China every year, while it's 7.8 pairs for Europe and 8.7 pairs for U.S.
The shoes companies in China should try their best to explore & develop domestic market for its great potential. Finally, it is necessary to build up brands for international market. China's companies should speed up in brand building and marketing at international markets to create more rooms for profit-making and more long-lasting competitiveness.
The 8th Dongguan China Shoes. China Shoetec (Autumn 2008), which has been playing an important role in enhancing industry upgrading for years, will bring in new business opportunities and market intelligence for the industry players. Furthermore, newly set up activity focusing on "Export, Domestic Sales Channels and Branding" will demonstrate in-depth analysis on shoes' sales market & production bases in China. Experts and representatives of renowned brands will be invited to share & discuss on the brand building and channel management.
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