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    Lithuania and others respond to China's beef ban

    • Last Update: 2022-03-02
    • Source: Internet
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    Lianhe Zaobao reported on February 11, 2022 that Lithuanian Foreign Minister Landsbergis held a joint press conference with Australian Foreign Minister Payne on the 9th
    .
    According to the website of the General Administration of Customs of China , China will suspend the acceptance of import declarations for Lithuanian beef shipped after February 9 .
    The General Administration of Customs did not disclose the reason .
    Although China imports a limited amount of beef from Lithuania, the decision to suspend imports is believed to be another strike back by Beijing .
    On February 11, 2022, "Duowei News" reported that the relationship between China and Lithuania continued to be tense.
    China announced an import ban on Lithuanian beef, and the Lithuanian government responded .
    The European Union has sued China for its trade dispute with Lithuania.
    Following the United States, Britain and Australia, Taiwan, Japan and Canada expressed support for the European Union's lawsuit against China .
    That means all members of the Group of Seven (G7) countries have backed the EU lawsuit after the United States and Britain, as well as Australia, previously offered to join the bloc, the report said .
    The World Trade Organization said on January 28 that it had received the European Union's request .
     
    Lianhe Zaobao reported on February 11, 2022 that Lithuanian Foreign Minister Landsbergis held a joint press conference with Australian Foreign Minister Payne on the 9th
    .
    According to the website of the General Administration of Customs of China , China will suspend the acceptance of import declarations for Lithuanian beef shipped after February 9 .
    The General Administration of Customs did not disclose the reason .
    Although China imports a limited amount of beef from Lithuania, the decision to suspend imports is believed to be another strike back by Beijing .
    On February 11, 2022, "Duowei News" reported that the relationship between China and Lithuania continued to be tense.
    China announced an import ban on Lithuanian beef, and the Lithuanian government responded .
    The European Union has sued China for its trade dispute with Lithuania.
    Following the United States, Britain and Australia, Taiwan, Japan and Canada expressed support for the European Union's lawsuit against China .
    That means all members of the Group of Seven (G7) countries have backed the EU lawsuit after the United States and Britain, as well as Australia, previously offered to join the bloc, the report said .
    The World Trade Organization said on January 28 that it had received the European Union's request .
    China General Administration of Customs Beef Import
     
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