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China's refusals shifted from U.S. and European products to foods from other countries during 2020

  • by Fred Gale
  • 5/3/2021
  • International Markets & U.S. Trade
A bar chart showing the annual number of China’s rejections of imports by country from 2018-20 indicating higher rates of rejection of EU and U.S. imports in 2018 but higher rates of rejection by smaller countries in 2020.

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A bar chart showing the annual number of China’s rejections of imports by country from 2018-20 indicating higher rates of rejection of EU and U.S. imports in 2018 but higher rates of rejection by smaller countries in 2020.

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