The Export Of Leather Shoes In Peru Is Declining, And The Overall Export Data Of Footwear Industry Are Not.

Peru exporters

ADEX confirmed that in October of this year, Peru's footwear exports earned 7% year-on-year decline in foreign exchange earnings.

From January to August, Peru

A total of US $23 million 100 thousand in total export revenue was generated.

It is reported that the total export value of leather shoes dropped by 7% was the main reason leading to the decline of footwear exports in Peru, while the total export volume of synthetic leather shoes reached 5 million 500 thousand US dollars in October, an increase of about 6%.

The export calculation is based on 28 different types of shoes produced in Peru.

Peru

The main markets are Chile, Columbia and Ecuador, accounting for 57%.

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