BEIJING (Reuters) – China launched an anti-subsidy investigation into dairy imports from the European Union a day after the bloc’s revised tariff plan for electrical autos made within the Asian big.
Wednesday’s inquiry concentrating on cheese, milks and lotions meant for human consumption, got here after the EU amended proposed punitive duties on Chinese language EV imports to 36.3% from an preliminary 37.6%. Beijing had urged Brussels to desert the tariffs.
EUROPEAN UNION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN CHINA:
“Regrettably, using commerce defence devices by one authorities is more and more being responded to seemingly in form by the recipient authorities.
“Therefore, in view of the European Commission disclosing the definitive findings of its probe into BEVs from China, China’s decision to launch an anti-subsidy probe should not be considered a surprise.
“The Chamber will probably be monitoring the investigation and hopes will probably be performed pretty and transparently. We count on our affected member firms to co-operate to the fullest with the investigation.”
