The Textile Industry And The Footwear Industry Account For Half Of The Burmese Foreign Investment Company.

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According to the investment committee, 50% of the 138 foreign enterprises approved by the commission are

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In 2015 4-12, foreign companies invested a total of US $4 billion 900 million in Burma.

In February 2016, the most employed posts in Burma were salesmen, accountants, engineers, computer technicians, etc.

Of the 138 foreign enterprises, 30% operate food, beverages, plastics, forestry products, decorations, etc. 20% operate hotels, construction, oil and natural gas.

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It is understood that one of Vietnam's pillar industries is plastic products. The Chinese "Apprentice" in the plastic shoes industry is "brilliant", the export amount ranks third in the world, second only to China and Italy.

Vietnam's footwear production ranks fourth in the world, with the top three being China, India and Brazil.

After joining the p Pacific Partnership Agreement, Vietnam and Eurasian Economic Alliance Free Trade Agreement and Vietnam South Korea free trade agreement will create new opportunities for Vietnam leather and plastic footwear industry to enter the national market.

In recent years, China's plastic footwear industry has been in a downturn year by year, and the large-scale production base of plastic shoes such as Wuchuan, Jinjiang, Zhenjiang, Jieyang and Fuzhou has been greatly reduced this year.

At present, China's plastic shoes are mainly made of rain shoes, slippers, beach shoes, sandals and some sports shoes and casual shoes, and the output is about 3 billion pairs in 2015.

Plastic shoes began to develop in the 50s of last century. At the time, local consumption was the main trend in addition to a few countries that supplied fashion or professional footwear for a certain amount of export trade.

In 70s, the newly rising developed countries in Asia began to occupy most of the productivity of plastic shoes, and began to shift to the coastal areas of China in the late 80s, and began to spread to China more.

By 2004, the extreme distribution showed that the annual output of the United States had dropped to 30 million pairs, and that of Europe was only 300 million. The high output of late developed regions such as Korea and Taiwan also dropped to 100 million or less, while China's output reached 1 billion 500 million pairs, occupying 60% of the world's capacity.

South Korea and Taiwan are no longer the major footwear producing countries. Western European production is declining rapidly. Mexico and Latin America continue to maintain a reasonable and strong position. Vietnam has grown rapidly to become a big shoe producing country.

It can be seen that plastic shoes have a wider market in China, and products gradually penetrate into the European market. But in recent years, the governments of the United States, the European Union and other countries and regions are constantly formulating and revising their existing plastic shoes safety standards and relevant laws and regulations, which undoubtedly raises the threshold for the export of plastic shoes in China.