商务部回应白兰地反倾销调查：对通过对话磋商解决中欧经贸分歧持开放态度

Group 1 - The Ministry of Commerce is responding to the EU's anti-dumping investigation on imported brandy, which will expire on July 5, 2025, and is currently reviewing price commitment applications from EU exporters [1] - The Ministry expresses high concern over the EU's anti-dumping investigation on Chinese passenger car and light truck tires, emphasizing that trade protectionism increases consumer burdens and disrupts supply chains [1] - The Ministry of Commerce has been in communication with the US regarding semiconductor export controls, urging the US to correct its discriminatory measures and uphold the consensus from the Geneva high-level talks [1] Group 2 - A joint action plan has been issued by the Ministry of Commerce and eight other departments to accelerate the development of smart supply chains, focusing on agriculture, manufacturing, wholesale, retail, and logistics [2] - In the wholesale and retail sectors, support is provided for wholesale enterprises to transform into supply chain integrators, incorporating smart technologies to enhance consumer experiences [2] - The logistics sector aims to reduce costs through smart logistics and collaboration, while the manufacturing sector focuses on creating smart factories and flexible manufacturing systems [2] Group 3 - The Ministry of Commerce plans to implement the action plan by guiding local governments to explore and cultivate leading smart supply chain enterprises and central cities [3] - The initiative aims to improve the modern commercial circulation system, reduce overall logistics costs, and optimize consumer supply levels [3]