U.S. Criticizes China for Predatory Industrial Practices at WTO Meeting

A U.S. delegate at a WTO meeting criticized China for its 'predatory' industrial practices, claiming they harm international workers and businesses, including those in the U.S. and developing economies. The delegate accused China of persisting with its state-led, nonmarket economic approach.

At a recent World Trade Organization meeting, a U.S. delegate raised significant concerns about China's growing challenges to the international trading system.

David Bisbee, deputy permanent representative of the United States, accused Beijing of engaging in 'predatory' industrial practices that negatively impact workers and businesses globally.

Bisbee emphasized that China has intensified its state-led, nonmarket approach to the economy, which he described as detrimental to both developed and emerging economies.