EU-China Trade tensions

Consumer Goods, EU, Trade, WTO
EU Shoe Tariff Results In Chinese WTO Complaint

By Ainsley Brown on February 15, 2010

By: Ainsley Brown In move that comes as no surprise, China has launched an official complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO) over the European Union (EU) duties on imported Chinese shoes. And I saw this one coming a mile away; see my previous post on this issue. The duties were imposed in December of last year for a 15 month… Continue reading "EU Shoe Tariff Results In Chinese WTO Complaint"
Consumer Goods, EU, Trade, WTO
EU Votes To Continue Chinese Shoe Tariff

By Ainsley Brown on December 24, 2009

By: Ainsley Brown The European Union (EU) voted this week to continue the anti-dumping duties it put on certain Chinese and Vietnamese footwear imported in the EU. In a previous post, I speculated that the EU would vote to discontinue the tariffs – boy was I ever wrong. And the EU’s decision has not gone unnoticed in the EU and… Continue reading "EU Votes To Continue Chinese Shoe Tariff"

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