没给欧洲留情面，白兰地征税5年！收到加税通知，马克龙态度变了

Group 1 - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has announced a maximum anti-dumping tax of 34.9% on imported brandy from the EU, effective from July 5, lasting for five years, indicating a shift from discussion to action regarding the investigation [1] - The decision comes in response to the EU's demands during recent diplomatic meetings, which included requests for China to stop military support to Russia, lift rare earth export restrictions, and pressure Iran to sign a nuclear agreement [3] - The policy will significantly impact French brandy producers, particularly those in the Cognac sector, as China is their second-largest market, accounting for 25% of global sales, potentially leading to a severe decline in orders and job losses across the supply chain [5] Group 2 - China has shown willingness to cooperate but may link the brandy issue with electric vehicle discussions if the EU continues to ignore China's interests, indicating a potential for reciprocal measures [7] - The implementation of the anti-dumping tax is expected to have far-reaching effects, with mixed reactions in the market, highlighting the complexities of international trade relations [8]