Taiwan premier slams China over fresh import bans


According to Taiwan’s finance ministry, Chinese Customs authorities “suddenly suspended” imports of certain alcoholic beverages from the island on Friday. - AFP

TAIPEI, Dec 11, 2022 (AFP): Taiwan's premier on Sunday accused China of violating international trade rules and "discriminating" against the island after it halted more Taiwanese imports.

According to Taiwan's finance ministry, Chinese customs authorities "suddenly suspended" imports of certain alcoholic beverages from the island on Friday.

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