Exports fall 2.1% to 813 million in the first halfPhoto by Louis_ Every Click on Pexels
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Exports fall 2.1% to 813 million in the first half

Observador29 August 2026 at 00:15

Portuguese footwear exports fell 2.1% in the first half, totalling 813 million euros. This value reflects a significant drop in the sector's international sales.

The Portuguese footwear sector is going through a very difficult period, but managed to resist pressure better compared to Italy and Spain, two of its main European competitors.

Global conflicts continue to affect the fashion value chain, which contributes to the deterioration of the sector's export performance. This geopolitical instability has a direct impact on international trade operations.

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