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China has sharply reduced tariffs on EU pork imports from over 15% to between 4.9% and 19.8% for five years, offering partial relief to European pork producers amid ongoing trade tensions and investigations into anti-dumping practices, with the EU planning to assess WTO compliance.
China has reduced anti-dumping tariffs on European pork imports from up to 62.4% to between 4.9% and 19.8%, ending a year-long investigation and easing trade tensions with the EU, which is a major pork exporter to China. The move follows broader trade disputes involving tariffs on electric vehicles and export controls on critical minerals, reflecting ongoing tensions and efforts to stabilize trade relations.
China has imposed preliminary duties ranging from 15.6% to 62.4% on EU pork imports, citing dumping and domestic industry injury, amid ongoing trade tensions and economic challenges. The tariffs are expected to impact European pork producers' profitability without significantly raising consumer prices, while escalating trade disputes between China and the EU.