Court finds UK allowed undervalued Chinese imports into EU
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled on Tuesday the United Kingdom neglected its obligations as a former European Union member by allowing "undervalued imports of textiles and footwear from China" to enter EU markets. The European Commission argued HM Revenue and Customs "failed to fulfil its obligations" under EU law by collecting insufficient customs duty and value-added tax payments for Chinese clothes and shoes imports from 2011-17. In 2017, over half of such products were found by the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) to be imported
Source: Wikinews