Hong Kong’s footwear firms stride out
By just-style.com | 28 March 2007
Footwear remains one of Hong Kong's biggest export categories, despite the fact that shipments dropped last year following healthy gains in 2005. EU anti-dumping duty and the relocation of much production to mainland China have taken their toll, although local companies are confident that quality and innovative designs offer the key to the future, as Vicky Sung reports.
just-style articles are only available to registered users and members.
Join now for increased access
There are various access options to choose from. All provide instant access to the latest news, insight and expert analysis.
If you're already a member, login here.
More articles related to this one
BELGIUM: EU raises duty on Chinese synthetic yarns
The European Union (EU) Council of Ministers has authorised a significant increase in the protection of EU polyester filament fabric producers from cheaply dumped Chinese exports.
US: Wal-Mart testing new clothing range online
Fed up with a series of fashion faux pas in its stores, US retail giant Wal-Mart is trialling its latest clothing range online.
EU: Court cuts Coats, Prym fines for needle cartel
The European Court of Justice has reduced fines imposed by the European Commission against Coats Holdings Ltd and William Prym GmbH & Co for their participation in a cartel in the needles market.
