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China rules Australian wine is being dumped; Foreign Ministry says move complies with laws and regulations

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China's Ministry of Commerce announced that it has ruled that imported wine originating in Australia is being dumped. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said that the competent Chinese authorities take relevant measures against foreign products exported to China in accordance with the law and regulations, which complies with Chinese laws and regulations and international practice, and is also
 
 
China's Ministry of Commerce announced that it has ruled that imported wine originating in Australia is being dumped. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said that the competent Chinese authorities take relevant measures against foreign products exported to China in accordance with the law and regulations, which complies with Chinese laws and regulations and international practice, and is also an act responsible to China's domestic industry and consumers.
 
Zhao Lijian pointed out that mutual respect is the basis and prerequisite for practical cooperation between countries. The Australian side should genuinely uphold the principles of mutual respect and equal treatment in handling bilateral relations, do more things conducive to enhancing China-Australia mutual trust and in line with the spirit of the comprehensive strategic partnership, and create favorable conditions for practical cooperation between the two countries.

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