Europe EditionChina says it may speed up rare earths application approvals from EU
- This week, China stated it will accelerate the process for authorizing shipments of rare earth minerals to the EU in an effort to reduce trade frictions.
- This follows Beijing’s April decision to require licenses for rare earth exports and ongoing discussions with the EU on trade controls.
- On Tuesday in Paris, Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao held talks with Maros Sefcovic, the European Commissioner responsible for trade and economic security, focusing on rare earth export regulations, anti-dumping investigations, and tariffs affecting electric vehicles.
- The Commerce Ministry stated China will establish a 'green channel' to fast track qualified rare earth export applications, emphasizing cooperation and timely communication.
- The effort signals potential easing of EU-China trade frictions and aims for a final ruling on related issues before July 5, with a summit planned next month.
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With a clear conscience in its field of rare land, China has not made life easier for businesses in the European Union (EU) and the United States of America (US).
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Shanghai. China is ready to accelerate the approval of rare earth exports to European Union (EU) companies and will also issue a verdict on its commercial investigation of brandy imports before July 5, announced yesterday its Ministry of Trade.
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