The countryside believes that the Chinese tariff on pork confirms Spain's good work.

Agricultural organizations Asaja, COAG, and UPA believe that the definitive tariffs imposed by China on European pork confirm the "good" work done by Spain because the vast majority of its companies will be subject to a rate of 9.8%, which is 50% less than the current provisional tax. The leaders of the three organizations, Pedro Barato (Asaja), Miguel Padilla (COAG), and Cristóbal Cano (UPA), have agreed on this assessment after learning of the announcement made by Chinese authorities this Tuesday regarding the investigation that the Asian giant opened for possible dumping of European pork. In a press conference in which they presented the details of their presence in the European field protest next Thursday in Brussels, the three organizations referred to this issue to detail that in the investigation process Spain has done its work "quite well," in Barato's words. Padilla (COAG) pointed out that "things have been done quite well" because Spain has demonstrated to be "one of the ...