Război pe eticheta „Made in Europe”. Parisul, Berlinul și Madridul nu se înțeleg

France, Germany, and Spain have differing views on the definition of "Made in Europe" as the EU prepares new rules to protect its industry from Chinese competition. The proposed industrial acceleration law would favor European products in public contracts, including cars, steel, and green technologies. France advocates for strict EU-only preferences, while Germany seeks to include trade partners, and Spain suggests a middle ground. Germany's economy minister emphasized the need for equivalent access for EU companies from trade partners. Spain's approach divides preferences into three groups, with a focus on strategic autonomy. Italy remains undecided, and Ireland aims for a compromise by December.