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If the Shoe Fits: High-End German Shoe Factory to be Built in Crimea

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Major Russian-German company Zenden has started construction of its shoe factory in Crimea.

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The project will be carried out within the free economic zone. The groundbreaking ceremony of the future factory ‘Crimea Shoes’ was held on Wednesday.

Construction will be carried out at a site in the town of Yevpatoria in Crimea. The project consists of three phases; the first commissioning is scheduled for the end of 2016.

“It is planned that in the factory unique equipment will be installed, advanced production lines will be introduced, and resource-saving technologies will be implemented. In the near future it is planned to create the most modern production line of high quality shoes available for citizens of Russia,” a company spokesperson said.

Russian-German Company Zenden has been in the Russian market since 1998. The company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of footwear and goods made from leather.

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