
China Imposes 5-Year Anti-Dumping Measures on EU Brandy Imports
China imposes 5-year anti-dumping measures on EU brandy imports after investigation finds dumping practices, accepting price undertakings from EU firms.
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China imposes 5-year anti-dumping measures on EU brandy imports after investigation finds dumping practices, accepting price undertakings from EU firms.
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China’s Ministry of Commerce has extended its anti-dumping investigation into EU-originating brandy until April 5, 2025, citing case complexity and ongoing concerns over domestic industry impacts.
China’s Ministry of Commerce asserts that its anti-dumping measures on EU brandy imports comply with WTO rules, responding to the EU’s consultation request through the WTO dispute settlement mechanism.
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China asserts its anti-dumping measures on EU brandy imports are WTO-compliant, following the EU’s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, highlighting escalating trade tensions.
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