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What counts as ‘Made in Europe’? France, Germany and Spain are divided
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· September 24, 2026
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Key points The exact details of each country's proposal are not specified, but it is clear that there is division among France, Germany, and Spain on this issue. Brussels is seeking to counter Chinese competition by defining what counts as 'Made in Europe'.
Brussels is seeking to counter Chinese competition by defining what counts as 'Made in Europe'. Different countries have varying opinions on the matter. France is pushing for a strict EU preference, while Germany is open to including trading partners.
Spain is proposing a compromise between these two stances. The exact details of each country's proposal are not specified, but it is clear that there is division among France, Germany, and Spain on this issue.
Further information on the proposals and the potential implications of a 'Made in Europe' definition can be found through additional sources.
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Category: News Published: September 24, 2026 Source: Euronews Reading time: 1 min
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