China to investigate EU dairy subsidies including one Irish scheme

Published 2024년 8월 21일

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The Ministry of Commerce of China has initiated an anti-subsidy investigation into EU dairy subsidies, prompted by the Dairy Association of China and the China Dairy Industry Association. The investigation will focus on subsidies received by EU dairy products from April 1, 2023, to March 31, 2024, and will cover products such as fresh cheese, processed cheese, blue cheese, milk, and cream. This action is in response to an application that alleges EU dairy products are harming China's domestic dairy industry, with the period of investigation being four years from 2020 to 2024. The European Commission has acknowledged the initiation of the investigation and has pledged to defend the interests of the EU dairy industry and the Common Agricultural Policy. This development is part of escalating trade tensions between China and the EU, with similar investigations ongoing regarding Chinese subsidies in the electric vehicle industry and EU pork products.
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The Ministry of Commerce of China has begun an investigation into subsidies paid to European dairy farmers, with one Irish farm scheme specifically cited by the country’s authorities. As trade tensions increase between the EU and China, the ministry said that it received an application for an anti-subsidy investigation from the Dairy Association of China and the China Dairy Industry Association on behalf of China’s domestic dairy industry. The basis for the investigation is that certain subsidised EU dairy products impact on China’s domestic dairy industry. That application claimed that certain EU dairy products received subsidies from the EU and its member governments, and that the EU dairy industry “may benefit from a total of 20 subsidy projects”. The ministry concluded that the application contains the relevant evidence required for the filing of an anti-subsidy investigation. “The Ministry of Commerce has decided to initiate an anti-subsidy investigation on imports of ...
Source: AgriLand

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