The Output Of Footwear Industry In Argentina Has Begun To Decline.

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Cordoba footwear industry authority said, Argentina footwear production compared with the same period last year dropped to 35%-40%.

Hammes, chairman of the Cordoba footwear industry association, said that the increase in costs, the decrease in consumer spending and the increase in imports of footwear products have made shoe production difficult.

At the end of 2015, when the new government came into power, it relaxed.

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The relevant tariff system previously implemented effectively suppressed the import and sale of footwear products.

In a recent media statement, it was claimed that although many workers had not yet lost their jobs, many enterprises had shortened their working hours.

Hayes described the current shoe making industry as saying that concerns are on the increase.

In addition, the footwear industry association of Cordoba is very concerned about the increasing number of footwear products.

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