Coldiretti: the tariff war with China puts Made in Italy cheese exports at risk

Published 2024년 8월 25일

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The European Union-China trade war, sparked by China's anti-subsidy investigation into EU dairy products and the Red Sea traffic blockade, is posing a threat to the growth of Made in Italy cheese exports to China, which have seen a 35% increase in the first five months of 2024. This trade dispute, alongside previous trade conflicts with the US and Russia, highlights the challenges faced by Italian agri-food exports. The article emphasizes the potential negative impacts on overall exports to China, which totaled 590 million euros, and the rise in transport costs due to the Red Sea blockade. Additionally, the article touches on the effects of the Russian embargo, which banned several Italian products, and the circulation of counterfeit Italian goods in the Russian market.
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"The trade war on electric cars between the European Union and China puts at risk the growth of Made in Italy cheese exports to China, which in the first five months of 2024 recorded a 35% increase compared to the same period last year". This is what is highlighted in an analysis by Coldiretti on Istat data released regarding Beijing's announcement that it has launched an anti-subsidy investigation into the import of dairy products from the European Union, in response to duties on electric cars. A move, it is explained, which "once again places Italian food as a bargaining chip in political and economic disputes that have erupted in other sectors and which, as has happened in the past, risks having repercussions on the entire agri-food export to the Asian country, which is worth 590 million euros". Trade with China is also affected by the blockade of traffic on the Red Sea linked to the Houthi attacks. The lengthening of the maritime routes between East and West, forced to ...

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