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The case affects products worth around 4.1 billion yuan (US$ 605 million),doudoune moncler pas cher, the ministry said on its website.

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An explosion in trade between the European Union and China has led to an accumulation of disputes between the two sides at the WTO, notably over Chinese shoes and certain raw materials.
The EU probes are "typical trade protectionist measures" and will "not only hinder the European Union's own economic recovery,moncler quincy pas cher, but also undermine Chinese interests and harm science and technology development."
The Chinese statement added that Beijing "reserved the rights to take further measures" under World Trade Organisation rules.
The European Union this week launched anti-dumping and safeguard probes into wireless wide-area networking modems imported from China,moncler, the Commerce Ministry said on Thursday.
BEIJING - China denounced an EU investigation into Chinese-made modems in a growing series of trade disputes with the European bloc,Moncler outlet, as an industry group warned affected firms could face huge losses.
Liu Huijuan, an official with the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products,moncler quincy, the industrial association representing Chinese modem makers,Giubbotto Moncler Donna, said they could incur massive losses.
The modems are digital devices that allow connection to wireless networks.
Such probes are carried out to determine whether a product violates trade rules and can lead to retaliatory action.
"A huge impact will be caused to the sector if (the EU) decides to take actions against the product because the European Union and the United States are the two key markets of WWAN modems,Piumini Moncler," she said.
"The Chinese public and industry players are deeply unhappy with it and China expresses its deep concern,giubbotti moncler," it said in a statement.
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