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Turks lag behind Europeans in shoe consumption, purchasing an average 2.5 pairs per year, according to estimated figures revealed by Turkish shoe maker Ziylan Group yesterday. Shoe consumption per person is 5.5 pairs a year in Europe and 7 in the United States. This may reflect the shoe market in Turkey’s potential to grow, said Jaklin Güner, the CEO of Ziylan.
The estimated figures for Turkey’s shoe sales volume were 3.2 billion euros in 2012. Women’s shoe sales made up 42 percent of the sales, men’s shoes represented 41 percent and 17 percent came from children’s shoes. Over 200 million pairs of shoes are sold in Turkey annually, at an average of 36.9 Turkish Liras, Hurriyet Daily News report.
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