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AAFA establishes Footwear Action Committee

04/03/2016

The American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) has set up a Footwear Action Committee, headed by its vice-president of international trade, Nate Herman.

Mr Herman, a former footwear industry analyst for the US Department of Commerce, has been leading the AAFA's footwear work since 2001.

AAFA CEO Rick Helfenbein said: "This new working group will enable AAFA to further the great services we already provide our members on footwear. This committee will serve as a dedicated and formalised platform for members to discuss issues unique to the production, sourcing and selling of shoes.”

 


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