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Con el Buen Fin productores de calzado de San Mateo Atenco, esperan que haya incremento en ventas



La cifra de visitantes que usualmente oscila las 25 mil personas en fin de semana podría incrementarse para llegar acerca de 40 mil  a lo largo de los dos días con lo que se espera una derrama económica cuantiosa. 

Es San Mateo Atenco municipio considerado como la tierra del calzado (Foto: especial).

Valentino  Pichardo, Delegado de Procasma señaló que usualmente los fines de semana se utilizan para que los distribuidores de calzado hagan la compra por catálogo, con lo que se consiguen en ventas de entre 10 y 12 pares por persona, sin embargo, este fin de semana la expectativa es que la cifra se duplique.

Entre las principales demandas en esta temporada están botas, botines, pantuflas, zapatos para pie diabético, y en general aquellos que resultan abrigadores los cuales pueden ser encontrados desde 200 pesos por par hasta 1500 dependiendo la calidad y materiales con los que son elaborados.

Los compradores provienen principalmente de la zona del centro del país, en estados como la ciudad de México, Michoacán, Querétaro y en algunos casos incluso Hidalgo. 

La expectativa es que al menos 350 productores de calzado de San Mateo Atenco, se inscriban como parte del programa de descuentos con su registro ante la cámara de Comercio local, aún cuando no se ha llegado a la cifra de ventas que se ostentaba antes de la pandemia, de manera paulatina, se han recuperado los números y se espera que a lo largo del mes de diciembre Las ventas sean aún más cuantiosas, permitiendo la operación de estas unidades económicas.

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