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‘First signs of recovery’ for Italian footwear

19/02/2016
‘First signs of recovery’ for Italian footwear

Representatives of the Italian footwear industry have asked the government for tax exemptions for producing samples in a bid to stave off competition from China.

Manufacturers association Assocalzaturifici also declared “the first signs of recovery” after a growing number of international visitors to the recent Micam footwear event in Milan.

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