Tuesday, 15 Sep 2020 05:56 PM MYT
The US actions “violate the rules of international trade, and disrupt global industrial, supply and value chains,” said Wang Wenbin, foreign ministry spokesman, at a daily news conference in Beijing today. CBP acting Commissioner Mark Morgan said yesterday the agency’s investigations into the region-wide orders were continuing.
But Cuccinelli said it was legal concerns, not trade, that prompted the need for more study of the region-wide import bans.
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