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Italian shoemakers lay down strategies for Russian market

06/10/2015

The director for Russian business in Italian footwear association Assocalzaturifici has said orders at the Moscow-based show Obuv Mir Koži were “inevitably” down but has vowed to keep investing in the market. “Obuv Mir Koži needs to evolve in response to the difficult situation, despite its undeniable importance as a key event for our companies...

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