EU does not want trade war with Beijing, says bloc’s ambassador to China
- The EU does not want a trade war with Beijing, but five years of talks have produced no real progress, according to Jorge Toledo, the bloc's ambassador to China.
- Jorge Toledo stated that European medical device makers are being discriminated against in Chinese public procurement, negatively impacting their market access.
- Trade tensions have escalated as the EU investigates Chinese electric vehicle imports, leading to retaliatory probes by Beijing into European agricultural products.
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EU does not want trade war with Beijing, says bloc's ambassador to China
The EU does not want a trade war with Beijing but five years of talks have yielded no real progress, the bloc's ambassador to China said on Saturday, adding that concern was growing over Chinese market access for European medical devices.
EU Does Not Want Trade War With Beijing, Says Bloc's Ambassador to China
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EU ambassador says don't want trade war with China even as frustration over Beijing's market practices grows
Trade frictions between EU and China have intensified over the past year after the bloc launched an investigation into Chinese-made imports of EVs that prompted Beijing to launch probes into Europe's pork and dairy industries and curb brandy imports
The European Union does not want to get into a trade war with China. EU Ambassador to China Jorge Toledo said this on Saturday during an event in Shanghai. According to him, it is important to create a level playing field for companies, both for European companies in China and for Chinese companies in Europe. But negotiations on this with Beijing have not yielded much so far, according to Toledo.
EU Says Does Not Want Trade War with Beijing
The EU does not want a trade war with Beijing but five years of talks have yielded no real progress, the bloc's ambassador to China said on Saturday, adding that concern was growing over Chinese market access for European medical devices. Trade frictions between the bloc and China have intensified over the past year after the EU launched an investigation into Chinese-made imports of electric vehicles (EVs) that prompted Beijing to launch probes …
The EU does not want a trade war with Beijing, but five years of negotiations have not led to any real progress, the bloc's Chinese ambassador said. He also mentioned that there is growing concern about the access of European medical devices to the Chinese market.
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