The spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce answered questions from reporters regarding the final ruling of the anti-dumping investigation on imported pork and pig by-products originating from the European Union

Q: The Ministry of Commerce issued a final ruling on the anti-dumping investigation of imported pork and pig by-products originating from the European Union on December 16th. Can you introduce the relevant information of this case?

Answer: At the request of the China Animal Husbandry Association, on June 17, 2024, the Ministry of Commerce launched an anti-dumping investigation on imported pork and pig by-products originating from the European Union. Currently, domestic industries are facing difficulties in operation, and there is a strong demand for protection. In this context, the Ministry of Commerce has conducted investigations in accordance with the law and regulations, extensively listened to the opinions of various stakeholders, fully protected the rights of all parties, and objectively, fairly, and justly drawn investigation conclusions. The ruling report indicates that pork and pig by-products imported from the European Union have been dumped, causing substantial damage to China's domestic industry. The Ministry of Commerce issued a final ruling announcement on December 16, 2025, ruling that the EU corporate tax rate is 4.9% -19.8%, and deciding to implement the final anti-dumping measures from December 17, with a period of 5 years.