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End in sight for Ecuador-Brazil shoe stand-off

19/12/2018

Brazilian shoe industry association Abicalçados has said it is still working to resolve a breakdown in shoe trade with Ecuador. In the second half of 2018, Ecuador reimposed tariffs and strict label-of-origin requirements on imported footwear from Brazil, adding new layers of bureaucracy and additional costs of up to $6 per pair for...

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