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　　莫斯科切尔基佐沃市场于2009年夏天关闭，当时在市场发现了中国制造的大约20亿美元的仿冒产品。14日出版的《商业咨询日报》报道说，时至今日，该市场的假货还在给合法生产商带来损失。

This time it involves Ralf Ringer, a shoe making company: the women's shoes seized in Chita for a batch of Ralf Ringer brands were imported into the Cheel Guizo Wo market in 2008.

Interestingly, the company has only made men's shoes for 14 years and is starting to produce women's shoes this fall.

Alexei Sestak, executive director of Ralf Ringer, said the counterfeit women's shoes were found in a seller in Chita.

Ralf Ringer has informed the local anti Crime Bureau of the interior bureau about this.

According to the survey, Polgar Nova, a local businessman, bought 384 pairs of women's shoes worth 500 thousand rubles in Cheel Guizo Wo market in Moscow in 2008.

Obviously, sales of goods were good: Polgar Nova had already sold 365 of them when it was discovered.

Ridiculously, Ralf Ringer never made women's shoes.

The company said that the first woman's shoes would be available this fall.

In the past 14 years, the company only produces men's shoes.

Andre Bereznoj, general manager of the company, stressed that the company planned to produce women's shoes in the 2010 to 2011 strategy adopted in 2009.

According to the plan, the first batch of 100 thousand pairs of women's shoes will be on sale this autumn, each worth 80 to 150 dollars.

By the autumn of 2014, Ralf Ringer plans to occupy the 10% to 15% share of the mid market women's shoes Market in Russia.

At present, the Ministry of internal affairs is making criminal and administrative proceedings against the discovery of counterfeit products according to the amount of loss.

Sh Stark said this is not the first time that Ralf Ringer has been found counterfeit.

In 2006, the company found fake shoes in Almaty. Since 2007, customs has repeatedly seized goods from China's Ralf Ringer company.

In November 2009, counterfeit Ralf Ringer products appeared on eBay.de in Germany, and the data showed that these products came from China.

However, Natalia Demidova, general manager of the national Footwear Association, believes that Russia Company has nothing to worry about at present: counterfeit products generally imitate international famous sports brands, such as Nike and Adidas.

These brands rely heavily on advertising and sell very well.

Jamie do Va said.

The proportion of counterfeit shoes in Russian market is about 40%.

According to the data of the national footwear Federation, 560 million pairs of shoes were sold in the Russian market in 2008, with a total value of 120 to 16 billion dollars.

In 2009, the market shrank by 20% to 25%.

The market share of Russian shoe making enterprises does not exceed 10%.