Reported 8 months ago
China has initiated an anti-dumping probe on pork imports from the European Union as a response to trade tensions, focusing on a specific measure amidst overall trade worth $282 billion last year. The move follows the EU's investigations into Chinese subsidies and upcoming tariffs on electric car imports. The European Commission is reviewing China's probe to ensure compliance with WTO rules, while potential restrictions on European meat could significantly impact Denmark's meat industry. Both sides hope to avoid a trade war through dialogue, as agriculture remains a common ground for trade conflicts globally.
Source: YAHOO