Production Mark Triggering EU Debate

2011/6/25 10:01:00 78

A European Union proposal to force companies to mark their products on the "Made in" will affect billions of Euro products sold in the EU in the future. The southern member states of the EU are importing large multinational companies from the majority of the northern member states in the production area, and their positions are quite different.

Trade experts say this.

Indication of origin

The idea is very popular in the European Union and has been endorsed by the European Parliament and the Executive Committee, reflecting the unease of foreign competition facing economic difficulties and unemployment.

Surprisingly, most of the countries in the world have already set up similar signs, including Japan and Mainland China, as a means of assisting domestic industries to compete against foreign manufacturers. The United States also had tableland designation in 1930s.

According to the European Union survey, about 25% of consumers will choose the place where the products are made.

This proposal is the time of 2005

EU trade

Peter Mandelson, a member of the European Parliament, is a member of the European Parliament.

Re proposal

The 11 categories of products, including shoes, textiles and furniture, must be marked for origin. The EU will require member governments to vote in a matter of weeks.