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Assintecal says an increase Brazil-Mexico shoe trade is “crucial”

03/11/2016
The Footwear Components by Brazil programme, a joint-project launched by exports promotion agency Apex-Brasil and industry body Assintecal, will be a feature at the November edition of the Anpic exhibition in Mexico.

Anpic takes place in León, Guanajuato, from November 2-4.

Mexico ranks as the fifth most important market for Brazilian shoe components exports and is Latin America's second-largest footwear producer, after Brazil.

Assintecal president, Milton Killing, said in advance of the November edition of Anpic that it is “crucial” for trade between Brazilian materials manufacturers and Mexican footwear producers to increase.


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