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Cina: al via indagine anti-dumping su carne bovina

Secondo alcune associazioni di allevatori, le importazioni starebbero danneggiando le produzioni nazionali

Il governo cinese ha annunciato una nuova indagine anti-dumping, stavolta sulle importazioni di carne bovina. Secondo quanto riferisce una nota del ministero del commercio, l'indagine si concentrerà sulla carne bovina fresca, fredda, di manzo e congelata importata tra il 1° gennaio 2019 e il 30 giugno 2024. L'operazione parte da una richiesta della China Animal Husbandry Association e di altri gruppi d...

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Pechino, Cina, 01/08/2025 11:59
EFA News - European Food Agency

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