EU member states debate taxing children’s shoes
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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LIMITED OFFERIreland, 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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