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EU Targets China With ‘Made in Europe’ Public Contract Rules
Source: Bloomberg
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The EU is urging member governments to steer a larger share of €2.6 trillion ($3 trillion) in public procurement contracts toward local suppliers and away from China. The policy push could materially reshape European supply chains and reduce Chinese companies' access to a major public-sector market, while supporting domestic industrial firms.
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