China announces new tariffs on European Union dairy imports
China will impose tariffs of up to 11.7 percent on dairy imports from the European Union starting tomorrow. The move follows an anti-subsidy investigation.
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CN's Ministry of Commerce announced on February 12 that it will impose tariffs of up to 11.7% on dairy products from the European Union 
EU. This government trade measure is the formal result of an anti-subsidy investigation and is scheduled to take effect immediately on February 13. The ruling changes the tariff treatment of dairy imports entering China, marking a significant development for the EU dairy sector.
CN's Ministry of Commerce announced on February 12 that it will impose tariffs of up to 11.7% on dairy products from the European Union EU. This government trade measure is the formal result of an anti-subsidy investigation and is scheduled to take effect immediately on February 13. The ruling changes the tariff treatment of dairy imports entering China, marking a significant development for the EU dairy sector.
