China legt heffingen op voor Europees aardappelzetmeel

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May 17, 2011

China leg met ingang van 16 mei heffingen op aan Europese producenten van aardappelzetmeel die overheidssteun zouden krijgen. Voor het Nederlandse Avebe geldt een heffing van 11,19%.

De maatregel lijkt ingegeven als tegenactie voor een heffing die de Europese Unie op 14 mei invoerde op glossy papier dat met Chinese staatssteun gemaakt wordt. Voor de komende vijf jaar wordt een extra importheffing van 12% opgelegd om Europese producenten voor oneerlijke concurrentie te behoeden.

Bron: Financieele Dagbla

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