Japan, China end 2-day trade talks with no progress

Japan, China end 2-day trade talks with no progress

BEIJING, China - The Japanese Foreign Ministry's Economic Affairs Bureau Director General Hitoshi Tanaka briefs reporters in Beijing on July 4 after Japan and China ended trade talks without a breakthrough. The two countries remained at odds over Japan's emergency import curbs on three farm products, the bulk of which come from China, and China's retaliatory punitive tariffs on Japanese exports of three products.

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