EU member states debate taxing children’s shoes

CHILDREN’S shoes could be taxed for the first time under proposals to be debated by EU member states during the next month.

Ireland, however, is opposing the move which could add €1.50 to a pair of 35 shoes.

Anti-dumping tariffs have, since April, already been levied on adults’ leather shoes from China and Vietnam.

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