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Europe’s automotive suppliers cautiously welcome China deal

05/01/2021
Europe’s automotive suppliers cautiously welcome China deal

The EU said China has committed to a greater level of market access for EU, to ensuring fair treatment for EU companies and has agreed to provisions on sustainable development, including commitments on forced labour and the ratification of the relevant I International Labour Organisation conventions.

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