EEC set against govt. aid to swell M-MF production. (European Economic Community, man-made fibers)

From: Daily News Record | Date: July 20, 1987| Author: Islam, Shada | Copyright information

EEC Set Against Govt. Aid To Swell M-MF Production

The European Economic Community will not tolerate any government assistance aimed at increasing European production of synthetic fibers, say EEC officials in Brussels.

The stern warning is contained in a series of letters forwarded to the 12 EEC capitals earlier this month by the European commission.

The letters also announced the commissions intention of extending its current system of state aid con...

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