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China calls EU’s new carbon border tax unfair and WTO-violating, opposing its expansion to steel and aluminum.
China has condemned the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), effective January 1, 2026, calling it unfair, discriminatory, and protectionist.
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce argues the EU’s high default carbon values for Chinese exports ignore China’s green progress and violate WTO rules and UN climate principles.
China opposes the planned 2028 expansion of CBAM to 180 downstream steel and aluminum products, citing a double standard—especially as the EU eased its 2035 fossil fuel vehicle ban.
Beijing urges the EU to follow international trade norms, avoid unilateralism, and support open markets, while affirming its willingness to cooperate on climate goals without compromising development interests.
China considera que el nuevo impuesto fronterizo sobre el carbono de la UE es injusto y viola la OMC, oponiéndose a su expansión al acero y al aluminio.