EU Challenges China's Anti-Dumping Measures on Brandy
China's commerce ministry has received a consultation request from the EU following the bloc's challenge to China's anti-dumping measures on EU brandy imports at the WTO. The Chinese ministry asserts that the actions are legitimate and conform to WTO rules.
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China's commerce ministry announced that it has been approached by the European Union for consultations after the bloc contested China's provisional anti-dumping measures on EU brandy imports at the World Trade Organization.
The Chinese ministry emphasized that these measures were enacted under domestic law, based on a fair investigation at the request of local industries.
The ministry assured that the measures are legitimate trade remedies and fully comply with WTO regulations.
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