The Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) has released the preliminary results of the antidumping investigation launched last year on pork imports from the European Union, in response to the tariffs imposed on Chinese electric vehicles.
As a result, additional tariffs will be applied to European pork exports to the Chinese market starting September 10, 2025, and importers will be required to post the corresponding bond.
This rate rises to 62.5% for some companies from other European countries. The interprofessional association Interporc and ANAFRIC have worked intensively with companies to provide all the information required by the Chinese authorities during the antidumping investigation. As a result, a provisional rate of 20% has been proposed for all companies that collaborated with the investigation, except for Litera Meat, which has established a rate of 15.6%.
ANAFRIC will analyze the potential impact on Spanish companies and will maintain ongoing dialogue with the interprofessional association until the conclusion of this process.
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