World Trade Organization A subordinate Committee said yesterday that it would levy on the EU footwear products to China. Anti-dumping duty In response, China lodged complaints, which largely supported China.

The committee said to the European Union today. European Union It is necessary to keep the regulatory provisions of its anti-dumping duties consistent with the provisions of the world trade organization, and point out that the EU's actions are not consistent with the anti dumping provisions of the organization. But the committee also said the EU did not need to change the tariff because it had expired. In addition, the committee rejected the majority of the Chinese authorities on behalf of individual producers. Complaint It also rejected some specific complaints in China.

The complaint is second complaints against the European Union launched by the Chinese authorities to the world trade organization. In July, China won a complaint when the European Union alleged that China dumped nuts and bolts at the European market at an unfair price.

The Chinese authorities mentioned the above footwear products complaints to the World Trade Organization in February last year. Before that, the EU decided to extend anti-dumping duties on footwear products in China and Vietnam, because the manufacturers of footwear products in Spain and Italy said they could not compete with cheap imports. However, the tariff was opposed even within the European Union because consumers had to buy expensive products.

Both China and EU welcomed the decision made by the WTO today. Both parties can appeal within 60 days.