The US group Nike has affirmed Vietnam as its key production base, said Nick Athanasakos, Vice President in charge of global sourcing and manufacturing.

The Hanoitimes - The US group Nike has affirmed Vietnam as its key production base, said Nick Athanasakos, Vice President in charge of global sourcing and manufacturing.
According to the Nike official, the group exports about 158 million pairs of shoes every year (with the Nike and Converse brands), which are manufactured by 40 factories in
Approximately 50 percent of
Athanasakos attributed labour cost as an important reason for the group to continue choosing
The executive also said his group strives to raise the rate of domestic raw materials to reduce product costs.
Athanasakos said Nike is also looking forward to
TPP and FTA are very important to
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