In The First Quarter, Indonesian Shoes Exported To US $1 Billion 700 Million, Down 10% From The Same Period Last Year.

The first quarter of this year is expected. Indonesian shoes exports It was 10% lower than the 1 billion 800 million US dollars in the same period last year, and it was $1 billion 700 million, because of the slack budget and the relocation of many shoe factories to foreign countries, resulting in reduced production.

Recently, Indonesian footwear industry Eddy Widjanarko, general chairman of the Aprisindo, told reporters that "in the first half of this year, the output of shoes will be reduced by 10% to 15%, and exports will also be reduced by 10% over the same period last year."

The government explained that because the government's lack of concern led to a sharp decline in shoe production, especially in the industrial sector, the budget was only 30%, so the budget could not be fully absorbed and used as a production cost turnover. "The decline in production, coupled with the loss of shoes and the reluctance of shoemaker to continue to operate, have led to the relocation of many shoe factories to foreign countries, such as Vietnam and China. The industrial atmosphere of the 2 countries is better than mine."

To prevent the above situation, the Indonesian Footwear Association has made 135 (Jabodetabek) to ya Maude Dan. footwear industry It is suggested that there will be considerable room for growth and labour situation in the 3 provinces and regions in the above mentioned areas.

He added that the shoemaker had, of course, calculated that the minimum wage between the maowaude and other districts was 1 million shields per month. If the 1 shoe factories had 2000 workers, each person would have to pay an extra 2 billion shield pay per month, reaching 24 billion shields per year, while in the East claw, middle claw and West claw land investment, the 1 shoe factories need 40 billion shields. "In fact, we have provided shoes manufacturers with a choice to continue to operate in jemodedan, or to migrate to other districts. If we want to continue to operate in the company, we will not be able to operate at any time, but when will we close the factory?"

Up to now, at least 40 small and medium-sized shoe factories have moved from Ya maid de Dan to Jepara, Tasikmalaya, Blitar, Yogyakarta, Banyuwangi, Kediri and several other regions.

He said, "after a few shoe factories moved to the factory, the shoes were quite stable. Although not very clear, there has been no new investment in shoe industry since the middle of this year."