EU fires latest shot in solar trade war as customs official ordered to record Chinese imports

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Brussels hints retrospective solar import tariffs could be in the cards as officials start tracking import data

The simmering trade dispute between the EU and China over subsidies for solar technologies ratcheted up another notch yesterday after it emerged that EU customs officials have been instructed to record...

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