EU urges China to stop producing 'tidal wave' of fakes

EU urges China to stop producing 'tidal wave' of fakes

BEIJING, China - European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson (L) speaks during at an international food safety forum in Beijing on Nov. 26. Mandelson urged China to stop its manufacturers producing what he described as a ''tidal wave'' of counterfeit goods. (Kyodo)

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