European exporters struggle to adapt to highest U.S tariffs in nearly a century
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最新报道：European exporters are facing challenges adapting to new tariffs on carbon-intensive goods, as the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) takes effect. The policy aims to level the playing field between domestic and foreign producers by imposing fees on imports with high carbon footprints. Industries like steel, cement, and aluminum are most affected, with companies struggling to comply with complex reporting requirements. Some exporters are considering shifting production to countries with lower carbon costs, while others are investing in cleaner technologies to reduce tariffs. The EU maintains that CBAM is crucial for meeting climate goals, but critics argue it may disrupt global trade and increase costs for consumers.
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