近日，英《金融时报》等媒体就欧委会本年度发布的危险产品报告内容向欧盟中国商会提问，以下是答问全文：

Q: The European Commission's recent Safety Gate report highlights an increase in warnings concerning unsafe products within the EU. Notably, it reports that 40 percent of these warnings are related to products originating from China. Would the China Chamber of Commerce to the European Union be willing to provide a comment on these findings?

A:The China Chamber of Commerce to the European Union (CCCEU) takes note of the European Commission's latest Safety Gate report. We fully support efforts to enhance product safety and protect consumers in the EU.

Chinese manufacturers and exporters have made continuous progress in strengthening product quality and aligning with EU safety standards. We believe that addressing product safety concerns requires objective, technical cooperation between regulatory authorities and industry stakeholders.

At a time when global trade is facing increasing uncertainties, it is all the more important for China and the EU to strengthen communication and coordination on specific trade-related issues. We call on all parties to seek practical solutions through dialogue, prevent misjudgments, and avoid the politicization of trade and product safety concerns. Ensuring the safety of goods in the EU market is a shared responsibility, and the CCCEU remains committed to working collaboratively with European partners to uphold high standards across global supply chains.