BELGIUM: Keep EU trade defence tools say industry groups
Author: just-style.com | 20 November 2007
A coalition of industry associations has sent a strong message to EU Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson, urging the EU not to tinker with its trade defence instruments.
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