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The Assomac Assembly forecasts a 11 per cent decline by 2025 and a global market share falling from 42 per cent to 27 per cent over twenty years. But beneath the declining figures lies a structure that remains solid: the game is being played out along the supply chain.
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ASSOMAC General Meeting, Milan: the leather, footwear and leather goods technology sector ends 2025 down 11 per cent. The response is a permanent supply chain round table. And Africa is the opportunity to seize right now.
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The UNIC Annual Meeting: 80 years of history, tanning, and the future. In 2025, production fell by 6% and exports by 5%
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Giovanna Ceolini, president of Assocalzaturifici, heads the Promotional Committee launching the first UNESCO nomination project for the Italian fashion and lifestyle sector.
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The third edition of the Physis Consortium summit, held on 28 May 2026 in Florence, captures an industry that, in the space of twelve months, has gone from being subject to regulations to drafting them: ISO working groups, MRSL, ZDHC, the Common Water Framework, 4S ETHIC and much more.
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The International Footwear Fair is strengthening its internationalisation strategy by holding an event in Tashkent under the banner “MICAM Milano: Crafting Global Connections”.
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The Spanish Footwear Industry Federation (FICE) and the Spanish Association of Footwear Component Manufacturers (AEC) have presented the Government with a strategic plan for the competitiveness and future of ‘Made in Spain’.
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The event is scheduled for 22 May 2026 and will take the form of a workshop exploring the opportunities offered by circularity within the supply chain.
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The first international project, which brings the three most promising talents to Italy for an immersive internship at the Tuscan companies Tamerice and Sapaf, has been successfully completed.
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According to Netcomm, the past year has led to radical changes in Italian trade, which will inevitably impact 2026 and beyond.
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