The steel industry in Great Britain warns of "the biggest crisis in history" after the EU raises tariffs on steel.
Adrian Rusu
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The European Union has announced a drastic 47% reduction in tariff quotas for imports of steel, allowing tax-free exports of up to 18.3 million tons annually. Tariffs will be doubled to 50% for imports that exceed these quotas. The United Kingdom, already affected by difficulties in the steel industry, fears the devastating impact of these measures, considering that 80% of its exports go to the EU. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has initiated discussions with the EU and the US to address this issue.
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Lovitură pentru Marea Britanie. Industria siderurgică britanică se află în pragul celui mai mare colaps din istorie după decizia UE de reducere a cotei tarifare, dar şi de a dubla tarifele la 50% pentru importurile de oţel. Londra caută acum soluţii
Lovitură pentru Marea Britanie. Industria siderurgică britanică se află în pragul celui mai mare colaps din istorie după decizia UE de reducere a cotei tarifare, dar şi de a dubla tarifele la 50% pentru importurile de oţel. Londra caută acum soluţii
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