Home
About Us
China says highly concerned about EU tariffs on e-bikes
25/01/2019 12:00
China is highly concerned about the European Union’s decision to hit Chinese electric bicycles with tariffs, the commerce ministry said on Thursday.
The EU has imposed duties on Chinese electric bicycles to curb cheap imports that European producers say benefit from unfair subsidies and are flooding the market.
The anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties are the latest in a series of EU measures against Chinese exports ranging from solar panels to steel, which have sparked strong words from Beijing.
China is highly concerned about the EU’s decision to insist on a ruling despite market opposition, said Gao Feng, spokesman at the commerce ministry.
China will take the necessary measures to safeguard its interests, Gao said.
The EU has imposed duties on Chinese electric bicycles to curb cheap imports that European producers say benefit from unfair subsidies and are flooding the market.
The anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties are the latest in a series of EU measures against Chinese exports ranging from solar panels to steel, which have sparked strong words from Beijing.
China is highly concerned about the EU’s decision to insist on a ruling despite market opposition, said Gao Feng, spokesman at the commerce ministry.
China will take the necessary measures to safeguard its interests, Gao said.
January 25, 2019
Source: Reuters
Source: Reuters
Các tin khác
- MoIT tightens 'Made in Viet Nam' criteria to combat trade fraud (12/06/2026)
- Viet Nam receives AD petition against Chinese prestressed steel bars (12/06/2026)
- India’s anti-dumping shield on Asian aluminium foil to stay up through 2026 (12/06/2026)
- Amended Customs Law: Removing 'bottlenecks' to help businesses accelerate import and export (12/06/2026)
- Expanding export markets in the era of integration (12/06/2026)
