Author: Euronews

Published on 07/07/2025 – 17:17 GMT+2ADVERTISEMENTBeijing announced on Sunday that it will restrict government purchases of medical devices from the EU valued at over 45 million yuan (approximately €5.3 million) as a direct response to the European Commission’s decision to limit Chinese firms’ access to the bloc’s public procurement market.Under the Commission’s previous move last month, Chinese companies are barred from bidding on public contracts for medical devices in the EU single market exceeding €5 million. Additionally, winning bids must contain no more than 50% of components sourced from China.In a statement, China said it had “no choice but to…

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