EU Procurement Overhaul Takes Aim at Chinese Bidders
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The European Commission wants to make drastic changes to the rules for public procurement to make it easier to keep Chinese companies out...
According to a draft regulation of the European Commission, contracting authorities should be able to favour offers from Europe in the future if at least 50 percent of the value added is generated within the European Union.This planned reform of the EU procurement law is widely supported by lvh. The association sees this as a decisive step for fair competition conditions and a noticeable strengthening of the domestic economy. Quality and sustain…
According to the Financial Times, the European Commission is preparing to revise its public procurement rules, allowing member state governments and local governments to prioritize European companies in public contracts and legally exclude third-country companies (mainly China) from markets not open to public procurement. This move aims to reduce the EU's dependence on China, mitigate the impact of Chinese dumping on European industry, and there…
The European Union is preparing to introduce new rules that could allow governments and local authorities to exclude companies in China from certain public contracts, as part of a new legislative package to support European industry, reports Financial Times. According to proposals consulted by the UK publication, European public authorities would be able to give priority [...] The European Commission's Article prepared the rules for limiting acc…
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