SHOES
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200-Employee Factory In Bihor Makes Shoes For Marks & Spencer
Sarmac company in Alesd (Bihor County) is the only shoe manufacturer in Romania included in the list of suppliers for British retailer Marks & Spencer.
ara Shoes Group Wins Leader Position In Romania
German-held ara Shoes group is the stakeholder in three companies in Romania specializing in shoe production, namely ara Shoes Romania, Lloyd Shoes Romania and Legero Shoes Romania.
Romania Exports $1.4B Worth Of Shoes A Year
Romania exported 57 million pairs of shoes worth $1.4 billion in 2011, which puts it on the 14th position among world’s largest footwear exporters.
Shoe Retailer Benvenuti: March Was Slowest Month In 19 Years
March was the slowest month in nineteen years since Dan Pavel, founder and majority shareholder of footwear and accessories retailer Benvenuti started out in the retail business.
Paturan, Bata: Now, The First Shoes That Leave The Shelves Are The Most Expensive Ones
Eugen Paturan, the head of footwear retailer Bata Romania says customers are now more concerned about product features than about price when they do their shopping, as opposed to before the...
The Story Of Musette: How Romanian-Made Shoes Sell In Paris And New York
Musette, the Romanian manufacturer of shoes, bags and accessories, will open its first store in Paris, France, in mid-November. After New York, Ulaanbaatar, Luxembourg and Beirut, the shoes...
Leonardo Bets On EUR60M Turnover, Expects To Cut Losses In Half
Leonardo, the largest Romanian footwear retailer, which went insolvent in the second half of 2009, hopes to cut its losses in half this year against 2011, when they amounted to EUR6.3 millio...
Leonardo Expects EUR72M Sales, Similar To 2011
Leonardo, the largest local footwear and leather items retailer, which went insolvent in the second half of 2009, sold more than 4 million pairs of shoes at an average price of EUR18/each la...
Competition Tightens On Footwear Market
Romanians buy one pair of shoes per year on average, on which they spend around 130 lei (about EUR30). However, the amount Romanians are willing to pay on shoes has dwindled in the last few...