China’s ministry of commerce investigates EU dairy imports

China’s ministry of commerce opens anti-subsidy probe into EU dairy imports.

Wednesday China opened an anti-subsidy probe on imported dairy products from the EU, Channel News Asia writes. This comes just a day after the EU imposes higher tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China.

The anti-subsidy investigation on dairy will focus on different types of of cheeses, milk and creams.

In a statement China says they will examine 20 subsidy schemes from EU countries, specifically those from Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Finland, Italy, Ireland, and Romania.

Back in June China launched an anti-dumping probe on imports of EU pork. This probe mainly affects Spain, the Netherlands and Denmark.

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