EU Reduces Tariff-Free Steel Quotas by 33% for Trade Partners

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The European Union has announced a 33% cut in tariff-free steel quotas.
Half of the remaining quotas will be reserved for countries with free-trade agreements.
This move aims to protect local industries from increasing imports, mainly from China.
The changes are part of new measures introduced by the EU.

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The European Union has announced a 33% cut in tariff-free steel quotas.
Half of the remaining quotas will be reserved for countries with free-trade agreements.
This move aims to protect local industries from increasing imports, mainly from China.
The changes are part of new measures introduced by the EU.

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1 July

ΕΕ: Νέες ποσοστώσεις εισαγωγής χάλυβα