Europe’s coffin-makers warn Chinese imports could be death knell for industry
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China's competition in Europe has even reached an industry where demand is unfashioned and always stable. European coffins manufacturers have joined together and are already preparing a complaint to the European Commission.
European coffin manufacturers are closing down due to growing imports from China - their number has dropped from 120 to 90 over the past five years, Politico reports, citing sources
European coffin manufacturers are closing down due to growing imports from China - their number has dropped from 120 to 90 over the past five years, Politico reports, citing sources.According to the manufacturers, the production of a coffin in China...
Coffins companies from EU countries are preparing an anti-dumping complaint to the European Commission because of unfairly low prices for Chinese products. Over the past five years, competition with Chinese suppliers has closed about a quarter of the European industry's industries, passing on RIA News with reference to the Politico newspaper. The representatives of the region have formed a coalition and have already met with officials of the Eur…
This sector has not had an organized presence in Brussels until now.
Coffins Aren't Worried About the "Death Market" in the EU, They're at Risk of Dying. (Politico, USA)
The EU loses competition to China even in the coffin market, writes Politico, and the industry asks the European Commission to intervene and suspects importers in tricky schemes that conceal the real scale of the supply.
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