EU wants to edge out China in public contracts
The reform would let local authorities weigh security, sustainability and European preference, while cutting procurement rules from 900 pages to 200.
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BPI Bundesverband der Pharmazeutischen Industrie [Newsroom]Berlin (ots) - The European Commission today presented a comprehensive proposal for the further development and modernisation of European public procurement law with the EU-Public Procurement Act (PPA). To this end, the ... Read more...Original content of: BPI Bundesverband der Pharmazeutischen Industrie, transmitted by news aktuell
As the EU tries to reduce its billion-dollar trade deficit with China, it must make it harder for Chinese companies to bid for public contracts in Europe
The EU is preparing to introduce new rules for public procurement to support European companies in competing with companies from other countries, particularly China. The European Commission has proposed a comprehensive regulation that would ensure public procurement supports more European goods and services.
The European Commission has presented new public procurement rules aimed at reducing the EU's dependence on external suppliers, especially China, and promoting the use of goods and technologies made in Europe.
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