The probe may be announced as early as mid-April and could result in the bloc curtailing Chinese access to its tenders, according to people familiar with the matter. It would constitute a first outing for the EU's so-called International Procurement Instrument, or IPI, a 2022 law that's meant to promote reciprocity in access to public procurement markets. Read The Rest at :
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