A revolution is on course in India’s trainer industry


India trainer market is attractive to overseas companies (Getty Images)

It is likely you haven’t heard from Hong Fuiant Industrial of the Taiwan, but look in front of a busy road and you can see their products.

Hong was the second world of the world (sneakers) that provides the shoes to Nike, conversal, Adidas, puma and many others. Makes about 200 million pairs of sports shoes per year.

So when he made a big investment in the market of India, the shoes industry taken.

Hong was currently building a giant plant in panapakkam, in Tamil Nadi state in India to Eastern US. When they fully operate, in the next three to five years, it will be 25 million 1150, by employment how much you are 25,000 workers.

The project has the Indian partners, including A -NAel PARRAZE AQEEL, FARTY CHARAGE CHARAGE: “The internica market is saturated for a new market”, explain.

“There is a drastic increase in leather shoes in India. He has a huge potential,” Mr Panaruna added.

The Indian government is unfair to attract such investment, hoping to climb the colleague industry and the export of the sock.

To scare the Industry, last August of Indian Standards (BIS) introduced new quality rules for all shoes sold in India.

Under these standards, for example, materials will have to pass strengths of strength and flexibility.

“These BIS standards are truly cleaning. We had too many flooding luxuries in against, and consumers deserving better”, says Sandeep Sharma a journalist and shooting.

A worker lies lightly in the shoes floor
India has a waste of scale scale shoes (BBC)

But many in India can not allow shoes from well-known marks.

Served is a huge and intricate network of small mafors, known as unorganized sector.

Their affordable products are estimated by account for two-thirds of the total shoes market.

Ashot (has built its full name) with yourself as part of that sector, with once to make a shoe unit across the across the agra. Estimate that 200.0000 pairs of shoes are made every day for operations as the agra.

“Many consumers, especially in rural urban areas and informed, for the smallest local footsteps instead of brand options,” he says.

“Many marks organized the fight to expand his / her business footprints in semi-urban and rural areas because we reach you.”

So how about the new government standards affect Makers as ashok?

“It’s complicated,” says Mr Sharma.

“I guess the government is trying to a tight here. They just don’t close thousands of small aggs that employs people – that would be costly suicno.

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