Franța și Germania se ceartă pe cine are voie să fie „Made in Europe”. Miza: miliarde pentru industria auto și baterii

France and Germany have differing views on defining "Made in Europe" products, impacting the auto industry and clean technologies. French officials advocate for a strict definition limited to EU member states, while Germany proposes a broader approach that includes countries with trade agreements. Concerns arise that a loose definition could allow non-EU products to benefit from EU subsidies, undermining the goal of supporting European production. The debate is part of broader discussions on the EU's Industrial Accelerator Act and future policies, including the transition away from internal combustion engines and the Chips Act for semiconductor industry support.