Chinese overcapacity claims are 'trade protectionism', commerce ministry says
- Country:
- China
Claims about China overcapacity are "naked trade protectionism," He Yadong, a commerce ministry spokesperson, said on Thursday.
The countries concerned are worried about their competitiveness and market share, He said, and they can't label a country as having excess capacity just because it has more capacity than demand.
Overcapacity is not a product, it is an anxiety, He added.
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