EU calls on World Trade Organization in dairy spat with China
The European Union called on Monday on the World Trade Organization (WTO) to start dispute settlement proceedings in a spat with China over dairy products. China started an investigation into the EU's agriculture subsidies for certain dairy products last month.
EU maneuvering for trade advantage: China Daily editorial
The Chinese investigation into EU dairy subsidies is actually part of China's countermeasures against the European Commission's moves regarding Chinese EVs, which also include antidumping probes into the EU's exports of brandy and pork products to the Chinese market, which Beijing claims seriously harm the interests of relevant domestic industries.
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