More And More Shoe Companies In Europe Are Turning Their Production Lines From Europe To China.

2010/12/6 10:13:00 52

In December 6th, the high manufacturing cost and the shortage of labor are increasing.

Shoe enterprises

To pfer the production line from Europe to China, one of the options is Dongguan.

And Chinese shoe companies have also gone to Europe to learn and even set up R & D centers in Europe.

Although the EU's anti-dumping lawsuit against Chinese leather shoes is endless, the Chinese shoe has not yet got rid of 16.5%.

Anti-dumping

Tariffs, but the cooperation between EU and Chinese shoe companies is becoming increasingly close.

Guo Xiaoping, chairman of Dongguan Huahong shoes industry Co., Ltd., said two Italy recently

A shoe factory

We must cooperate in production.

At present, the shortage of workers in Europe is seriously plaguing these shoe factories. The number of shoe factories with more than 100 workers in Europe is very rare.

"We hired Italy shoemaking mechanic, a monthly salary of 13000 yuan, and another 17000 yuan of taxes and fees.

Although the cost of labor in Dongguan is also rising, China still has an absolute labor cost advantage over the old shoe makers such as Italy and Spain.

Therefore, we have raised the order price this year, and export orders are still busy.

Guo Xiaoping said.

The owner of another shoe company said that some of his women's shoes sold in Europe were imported from Europe, but some European shoe factories were unable to supply him. He had just hired a Spanish shoe company that had been working together to rent factories locally.

The Spanish shoe company will shift the production line here.

While European shoe companies are leveraging China's manufacturing advantages, Chinese shoe companies are also leveraging their strengths.

Following the announcement of the official acquisition of Italy brand wanwade in Shanghai in May 18th, AOKANG, a shoe maker, set up an international R & D center and procurement center in Rome in October 13th.

At the same time, China's overall shoe-making level is constantly improving, and footwear exports in the 1-9 months of this year amounted to $26 billion 440 million, up 26.6%.