A high-profile figure in the Brazilian calzature industry has repeated a claim from the end of 2012 che i produttori e gli importatori di scarpe fabbricate in Cina utilizzano la "triangolazione" per aggirare le misure antidumping che il Brasile ha adottato da allora 2010.
Speaking at the start of the latest Couromoda exhibition in São Paulo, the president of Brazilian footwear industry association Abicalçados, Milton Cardoso, said a trade surplus of $5 billion that his member companies achieved in the recent past had fallen to $1 billion in 2012 because of the volume of cheap imports still coming into Brazil.
Also at Couromoda, the country’s minister for development, industry and external trade, Alessandro Teixeira, confirmed that the government will work with Abicalçados in 2013 to put anti-dumping measures in place for footwear imports from other countries, mentioning by name Vietnam and Indonesia.
Since 2010, companies seeking to bring Chinese-made shoes into Brazil have had to pay a tariff of $13.85 per pair.
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