Brazil urges to investigate China's automatic dumping allegations
According to local reports, the Brazilian government was urged to conduct official anti -temporary investigations on passenger cars made in the country in the country, because some Chinese brands have benefited from unfair competition practices.
The Brazilian National Automobile Manufacturers Association (ANFAVEA) is an industry group, which represents the local production business of 25 United States, Europe, Japan and South Korean automobile manufacturers. Preventing fair competition and preventing fair competition practices harm Brazil's automotive market. “
The group pays special attention to leading Chinese brands, such as Bill and big cities. It advocates that it has achieved market share and damage its competitors by selling products lower than costs, thereby creating unfair competition conditions. After the European Union (EU) proposed similar measures in the fourth quarter of last year, it called for additional import tariffs.
ANFAVEA's president Marcio de Lima Leite said in a statement that the organization's investigation aims to “protect customers, employees, dealers, manufacturers and automotive part industries.” He plans to add trucks, bus and agricultural machinery to the survey.
BYD responded to these allegations through the “clear denial” method of dumping, and added that it “focuses on providing products in accordance with market regulations and ready -made legislation.”
The company said in a statement: “We are committed to developing Brazil's automobile industry. For decades, traditional car manufacturers have covered up for decades. They have adopted various strategies to cover up their ability to lack competitiveness. “” “
Great Wall Motor also said: “We strictly abide by international rules and Brazil trade legislation.”
Brazil's Vice President Geraldo Alckmin also led the development, industry, trade and service department, and he said that he has not received an official request of Anfavea for anti -tilt investigation. The ministry confirms that if the dumping allegations are required, any tariff measures will be “determined by a committee of a army.”
According to reports, in late December, the Brazilian authorities have intervened to suspend the construction of the Biya vehicle assembly plant in Bayia, northeast of Brazil, saying that workers have been forced to live under the conditions of “degradation, similar to slavery” and have them. Passports and salary are held by their salary and salary. Construction company.
BYD subsequently confirmed that it has a connection with the participating construction companies and is still committed to “fully abide by Brazil's legislation.”