Ethiopia to Cash in $206 Mln from Leather
Ethiopia plans to export 206 million dollars worth of leather products in the current fiscal year.
That is almost double the income the country received last year, when it made 104.1 million dollars from leather.
The Leather Industry Development Institute (LIDI) is going to make 54,000 pairs of shoes a day, up by 35,000 pairs than its current production.
Ethiopia achieved 73 percent of its target from the export of leather in the fiscal year to 8 July 2011, Wondu Legesse, director general of the institute, said.
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