The End Of Anti Dumping Ends The EU Shoe Orders For Chinese Shoe Companies.

On May 10th, May 2nd, Zhang Yi Jie signed the first letter of intent with the Hungarian merchants at this year's Canton Fair.

This is also the first loss of Fujian's Shishi Hongxiang shoe industry this year.

Since the European Union formally imposed anti-dumping duties on leather shoes imported from China since October 2006, the European Union re examined the anti-dumping measures in December 2009 for another 15 months. Up to 16.5% of the anti-dumping duties blocked most Chinese shoe companies from the European market.

In March 31, 2011, the anti-dumping measure was lifted.

In April, from China

Zhang Yijie, who has not been in Europe for 4 years, has admitted that he has been unaccustomed to production, technology and management.

"We now dare to undertake a large container every month."

He said.

In the past, even five or six boxes could be produced in a month or even a month.

The consideration behind this change is not only about the worry about the change of raw materials and exchange rate, but also for Zhang Yijie's reopening market, he is more concerned about the adjustment of rules.

"Despite the cancellation.