China Canning Association convenes an emergency preparatory meeting to respond to the EU's anti-dumping investigation on Chinese canned sweet corn

Published 2024년 12월 13일

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The China Canned Food Industry Association held an emergency meeting in Zhangzhou, Fujian, in response to the European Commission's initiation of an anti-dumping investigation into Chinese canned sweet corn exported under tariff numbers 20058000 and 20019030. The meeting, led by Chairman Liu Youqian and attended by representatives from 18 companies, emphasized the urgent need for the industry to prepare for potential negative impacts and to assist member companies in responding to the investigation. A special working group will be established by the Zhangzhou Canned Food Chamber of Commerce to oversee the situation and support affected companies. The investigation, which targets Chinese exports, underscores growing trade protectionism concerns, with a deadline for response materials set for December 15.
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On December 10, the China Canned Food Industry Association held an emergency preparatory meeting for the EU's anti-dumping investigation on Chinese canned sweet corn in Zhangzhou, Fujian. The meeting was chaired by Chairman Liu Youqian, and relevant responsible persons from 18 companies represented by Chenzi Trade, Qingdao Kaichuang, Lixing Group, and Tongfa Group attended the meeting. It is reported that the background of the emergency convening of this preparatory meeting was that the Trade Relief Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce recently issued an early warning that the EU may initiate an anti-dumping investigation on canned sweet corn exported from China, mainly the two tariff numbers 20058000 and 20019030. And on December 9, the European Commission The anti-dumping investigation on sweet corn kernels from China was formally launched. The anti-dumping investigation launched by the EU this time is part of a series of anti-dumping investigations on Chinese exports to the EU, ...
Source: Foodmate

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