Chinese goods draw scrutiny from EU, Asia

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China's dependence on exports may be compromised as wariness about the safety of its products continues to grow. Concerns began in March 2007 when the US Food and Drug Administration linked Chinese manufacturers to the contaminated wheat gluten found in pet food. China's other trading partners, including some Asian markets and the European Union, plan to negotiate with the Chinese government to increase enforcement of trade standards.

China, General services, Asia, Safety and security measures

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EU panel blocks genetic exports without consent

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The European Union (EU) has voted to tighten rules on the trade of genetically modified organisms. The new rules say that these organisms cannot be exported from Europe without the consent of the countries that are importing them.

Government domestic functions, Exports, Science and technology policy, Genetically modified organisms, Transgenic organisms, Organisms

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EU moves to lift trade sanctions on U.S. exporters

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The European Union has lifted trade sanctions against United States exporters, in response to the World Trade Organization ruling on corporate tax legislation, closing tax breaks.

Taxes, Interpretation and construction, Europe, World Trade Organization, Sanctions (International law), Tax policy

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