ANALYSIS: Can EU importers avert a ‘bra wars’ sequel?

By: just-style.com | 4 July 2007

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What's going to happen to textile and clothing trade between the European Union and China at the end of this year? Will current restrictions be lifted as planned and normal trade resume, or will a raft of other measures be rolled out to place to protect European producers? Mike Flanagan suggests European importers should start giving it some serious thought.

What's going to happen to textile and clothing trade between the European Union and China at the end of this year? Will current restrictions be lifted as planned and normal trade resume, or will a raft of other measures be rolled out to place to protect European producers? Mike Flanagan suggests European importers should start giving it some serious thought.

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