Brazilian shoemakers worry about worsening trade balance

Fernando Pimentel, Brazilian minister of economic development, industry and foreign trade, promised during the Francal shoe show in São Paulo two weeks ago to implement more rigorous monitoring of certificates of origin as of this month for imported shoes by the Federal Revenue Service and other Brazilian government agencies. The ...

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