China top target of EU’s punitive trade measures
August 26, 2013 Category Foreign trade, Weekly
China has become the top target of the European Union’s punitive trade measures in the first seven months of 2013, according to the latest report issued by the European Commission. All of the EU’s four anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations from January 1 to July 31 were targeted against China, said the report. The investigations covered products including seamless steel pipes, solar panel glass and agglomerated stones. Meanwhile, five of the seven definitive duties imposed by the EU were against Chinese products ranging from steel products to kitchenware. Currently there are 84 anti-dumping and 10 countervailing measures in force in the EU, according to the report. At the end of July, 36 investigations were ongoing.
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