The Average Export Price Of Spanish Shoe Products Has Risen 10.1%

Jose Sanch s Busquier, chairman of FICE (Spanish Footwear Association), believes that the footwear industry in 2013 is quite balanced. "We strive to maintain the production level to at least 92 million pairs, unchanged from 2012. The employment level of shoemaking industry has also increased, and the employment rate has increased by nearly 5%. The two big data show that there is basically no closed shoe business. "

The destination of Spanish shoe exports is about 2/3 of the European Union. The top 5 are France, Italy, Germany, Portugal and the United Kingdom. The total value of shoes imported from Spain in these 5 countries accounted for 57% of the total. The United States ranks 6% in the 5 largest European market and continues to remain a major market outside Spain.

The latest data and potential in the Chinese market are definitely worth mentioning in the Spanish market. The total value and total volume of Spanish shoe exports in China increased by 45% and 17% respectively, which is one of the highest selling prices of Spanish shoes. 18.2% of Russia's imports and 23.9% of imports are also growing. Although the number of shoes imported from Spain and the United States has increased, it is noteworthy that the average price of imported Spanish shoes in these two countries is the highest, 39.54 euros and 38.74 euros respectively.

　　 FICE The success of shoe industry owes to the market diversification strategy and the strong demand of international consumers for European manufactured products. The average export price growth of 10.1% to 16.34 euros is an important witness.

Spanish shoes are mainly leather shoes, and the value is higher than that in 2012. Meanwhile Spain imports Genuine leather The total number of leather shoes dropped by 5%, and the total value dropped by 4.6%.

In general, Spain Imported shoes The number of imports increased by 1.7% and the total value of imports dropped by 1.7%. The average price paid by importers of Spanish shoe products has dropped by 3.3%. It is reported that Spain mainly imports shoes from China, Vietnam, France, Italy, Belgium and Portugal, and the total value of shoes imported from these countries account for 75% of the total.