China continues probes into wine from the EU

Email|Print|Comments       twitter     facebook     Sina Microblog     reddit    

China is continuing its anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations into polysilicon and wine imported from the European Union, Shen Danyang, spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce, told a news briefing on Aug 7.

China is willing to see industrial representatives from both sides to reach "better resolutions" through dialogue and consultation, Shen said.

China has just settled a solar panel dispute with the EU through negotiations and the subsequent price undertaking agreement took effect on Aug 6 after the European Commission ratified it on Aug 2.

• Imports of French wine go sour
• Imports of French wine go sour
• Tradition in a bottle
• Optimistic wine importers making spirited attempt to go local
• China's investigation of European wine not retaliation: spokesperson
• Top Wine China 2013 Expo kicks off in Beijing
• Wine club: a new way of life in the city
• Chinese wineries seeking acceptance at London fair
• Police destroy counterfeit red wines in Shanghai
• Tastes maturing, but French wine still dominant

We Recommend

• Peace Mission-2013 China-Russia joint drill underway
  
• Date 'golden bachelor': seeking marriage or money
• National Fitness Day celebrated around China
• National Geographic Traveler 2013 Photo Competition
• Homosexuality forum held in Shanxi
• Photo story: Will Wulin gain its former fame