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Value and Volume of US Footwear Imports Drop for 15th Straight Month

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Reeling from the economic effects of Covid-19, U.S. footwear imports fell 23.8 percent to 17.99 billion through November, OTEXA said.
Producing boots in a factory in Handan, China.
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Driven down in great part from the economic conditions caused by Covid-19, U.S. footwear imports fell 23.8 percent to a value of $17.99 billion for the year through November compared to $23.6 billion for the same period in 2019, the Commerce Department’s Office of Textiles & Apparel (OTEXA) reported in its monthly update. China has…

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