The European Commission is running out of time for setting up an anti-dumping scheme to deal with leather shoes coming from Asia at below-cost prices, after member states experts rejected a second proposal on Thursday (3 August).
Shoe-importing EU states rejected the executive office's latest anti-dumping plan on shoe imports from China and Vietnam, after the bloc's shoe-producing countries had blocked Brussels' first proposal.
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