BEIJING, June 14 (GCTL) - France has been pushed to the forefront of the trade dispute between China and the European Union, as friction deepened after Beijing announced it has launched an investigation into EU wine imports.
Beijing's move on Wednesday has sparked concern and anxiety among government officials and wine exporters in France, Europe's largest wine exporter to China. French President Francois Hollande expressed alarm at the latest development in Sino-EU trade friction and called for a special meeting of EU member states to create a cohesive and united position in trade negotiations with China.
China's announcement came after the European Commission's decision to levy punitive tariffs on the country's solar panel products, Xinhuanet reported.
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Category : Govts, Rules, Trade, Metals Gtr. China USA, EU, Elsewhere
Tags : France, trade dispute, China, European Union, EU wine imports,
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