Chinese sugar mills plan to ask the nation's Ministry of Commerce to extend...
BEIJING - Chinese sugar mills plan to ask the nation’s Ministry of Commerce to extend hefty tariffs on sugar imports that Beijing imposed in 2017 to protect China’s struggling domestic sector, according to two sources and a draft document viewed by Reuters.
Beijing’s trade measures on sugar imports, set to expire on May 21, 2020, “have played an effective role in safeguarding the interest of the domestic industry, and promoting healthy and stable development of the sector,” said the draft document that was dated Sept. 5. A source familiar with the matter confirmed that the industry group is consulting lawyers and experts, and drafting the application to be submitted to the government.
Separately, China Sugar Association will also look into the possibility of an anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation into imported sugar products, according to a second draft document discussed at the Thursday meeting.
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
China and US agree to meet in October for trade negotiations: Chinese Ministry of CommerceThese stocks give investors a higher yield than the market and the 10-year Treasury, thanks to their high and growing dividends and low credit risk.
Leer más »
China, U.S. to hold trade talks in October: China commerce ministryChina and the United States agreed to hold high-level trade talks in early Octob...
Leer más »
Exclusive: In U-turn, Ford ditches plan to unify China sales system after partners push backFord Motor Co has scrapped a plan to create a unified national sales company for...
Leer más »
Digitally China: Gender Diversity and Entrepreneurship in Chinese TechOn the latest Digitally China Podcast, Jill Tang - co-founder of Ladies Who Tech - discusses entrepreneurship and gender diversity in China's tech sector
Leer más »
Opinion | China Finds It Can Live Without the U.S.From WSJopinion: Hawks in Washington speak of 'decoupling' the U.S. and Chinese economies. Xi Jinping is already busy doing that—his way, writes Stephen A. Myrow
Leer más »
Canada appoints former McKinsey consultant envoy to China, business groups pleasedCanada has appointed veteran business consultant Dominic Barton as ambassador to...
Leer más »