The European Union has increased tariffs on imports of ceramic plates, cups, bowls and other table and kitchenware from China after a review of anti-dumping measures in place since 2013, reports Reuters. The 27-nation bloc will apply a blanket 79% duty on the products, replacing previous duties that had ranged from 13.1% to 36.1%, a filing […]
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Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD has sued the US government for a refund on the Trump administration’s tariffs, reports Caixin. The move sees BYD join the ranks of a wave of legal challenges from companies including Costco and Toyota. In a lawsuit filed January 26 with the US Court of International Trade, several of BYD’s […]
The EU has announced tariffs of 79% on all ceramic table and kitchenware from China, up from a range between 13.1-36.1% previously. This follows an investigation by the European Commission that it said found Chinese ceramics were owned, controlled or guided by “authorities”, receiving preferential financing, land and raw materials. The result of this was […]
For nearly a year, two ports, one on either end of the Panama Canal, have been the center of a fascinating geopolitical tussle. Last March, the owner and operator of the ports, Hong Kong’s CK Hutchison, announced it would sell them along with lots of other ports it owns around the world to a US […]
Labubu toymaker Pop Mart plans to establish its European headquarters in London, reports the South China Morning Post. This came as UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer met the company’s founder during a high-profile China visit aimed at rebuilding Britain’s economic ties with China. “London stands at the heart of the global creative ecosystem, and we are thrilled to plant our European roots there,” Wang said in a […]