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More expensive sportswear and jackets: EU imposes import tariffs on Chinese nylon

More expensive sportswear and jackets: EU imposes import tariffs on Chinese nylon

The European Union has introduced import duties ranging from 60 to 67.5 percent on Chinese nylon. This measure aims to counter the dumping of low-priced nylon on the European market, which is expected to increase the cost of sports clothing and jackets.

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