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French winemakers and cognac producers believe that there is a positive trend in negotiations with China in the context of the anti-dumping investigation launched by Chinese authorities against agricultural products from the European Union, according to a statement from the association "National Interprofessional Cognac Producers Office" (BNIC).

The Chinese government has announced the introduction of temporary anti-dumping measures on all brandy imported from the European Union from November 15. This is stated in the message of the Ministry of Trade of the People's Republic of China, reports Ukrinform.

China's Ministry of Commerce announced on Monday it will impose temporary anti-dumping measures on certain brandy imports originating from the European Union (EU), effective Nov. 15. The decision follows a preliminary investigation that found EU brandy producers were dumping certain products in China, threatening to cause substantial damage to the domestic industry, the ministry said in a statement. Importers of brandy originating in the EU must place deposits with Chinese customs based on dumping margins of between 30.6 percent and 39 percent, according to the ministry. The measures apply to grape-based spirits in containers less than 200 liters. China, a major market for European spirits, started an anti-dumping investigation into brandy imported from the EU on Jan. 5, 2024.