US EditionChina retaliates against EU with a ban on European medical devices
- China has barred European Union companies without operations in China from major government medical device contracts.
- The restriction does not apply to EU-funded companies operating in China or non-EU companies that allocate less than half of the contract value to importing EU medical devices.
- China also announced duties on brandy originating in the EU, largely believed to be a response to Europe's tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
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China restricts the import of medical technology from the European Union.
·Germany
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The Chinese Ministry of Finance announced on Sunday 6 July restrictions on public orders for medical devices from the European Union (EU) worth more than 45 million yuan (5.35 million euros), in retaliation for similar measures imposed by Brussels in June 2025.
·Paris, France
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Spokesperson: China's measures to target EU-imported medical devices only
The reciprocal restrictive measures against the EU will apply only to medical devices imported from the EU in government procurement and the production of goods by European-funded enterprises within China will not be affected, a Chinese Commerce Ministry
·Beijing, China
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