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Thursday, 24 September 2009

The first Chinese shoe wholesale market to open in Moscow

Posted on 16:32 by kumar
The shoe wholesale market is located in Signahl Street in Moscow with a business area of 3600 square meters that can provide over 200 stores for Chinese traders, it has been planed to open business at end of this year.

It is said the project is invested by an overseas Chinese businessman, all the shoes and related products sold in this market will come from China but must be through the official customs clearance, it is estimated the wholesale business will reach to 30 billion rubles in the first year.

President of Russia-China Center for Economic and Trade Cooperation said this will be the first shoe wholesale market for Chinese businessman since closure of Cherkizovskya market.

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