China Retaliates Against United States Blacklist by also countering 56 American Entities with trade restrictions
Regarding bilateral trade consultations on tariffs, China's Commerce Ministry said on June 25 that the two sides agreed to establish a trade council, to pursue reciprocal tariff reductions and cooperation on aircraft and agricultural items.
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China has retaliated against a United States move earlier this month to blacklist Chinese firms.
Washington had apparently, designated more Chinese technology companies as “Chinese military companies” under Section 1260H of the National Defense Authorization Act.
The US action on June 8 expanded the Section 1260H blacklist from 134 to 188 entities, adding firms like Alibaba, Baidu, BYD, NIO and Unitree Robotics, and accusing them of aiding Beijing’s military.
In response, China’s Commerce Ministry added 10 US entities to its export control list, including MP Materials and USA Rare Earth, two key producers in the US rare earth supply chain.
The countermeasure prohibits organizations and individuals from supplying Chinese dual-use items to the listed importers.
On the same day, China’s Finance Ministry barred public agencies from purchasing goods from 46 designated US companies, mostly defense contractors, in government procurement projects.
Foreign-funded entities registered in China that are affiliated with the blacklisted firms are exempt from the ban.
Regarding bilateral trade consultations on tariffs, China’s Commerce Ministry said on June 25 that the two sides agreed to establish a trade council, to pursue reciprocal tariff reductions and cooperation on aircraft and agricultural items.
Already the Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba has filed a lawsuit against the United States Department of Defense for labelling the online retailer a “Chinese military company”.
The 10 U.S. companies placed under Chinese export control of dual-use items
1. Aveox, Inc.
2. Red Cat Holdings, Inc.
3. Teal Drones, Inc.
4. IMSAR, LLC
5. Jaia Robotics, Inc.
6. Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.
7. Oshkosh Defense, LLC.
8. L3Harris Maritime Services, Inc.
9. MP Materials Corp.
10.USA Rare Earth, Inc.
These are the 46 U.S. companies that barred Chinese government procurement:
1. Lockheed MartinCorporation
2. Raytheon Missiles &Defense
3. General Atomics Aeronautical Systems
4. General Dynamics LandSystems
5. Boeing Defense, Space&Security,
6. Lockheed MartinMissiles and Fire Control
7. Lockheed MartinAeronautics
8. Lockheed MartinMissileSystemIntegrationLab
9. Lockheed MartinAdvanced TechnologyLaboratories
10.Lockheed MartinVentures
11.Raytheon and LockheedMartin JavelinJoint Venture
12.Raytheon MissileSystems
13.General DynamicsOrdnance and Tactical Systems
14.General DynamicsInformation Technology
15.General DynamicsMission Systems
16.Inter-Coastal Electronics
17.SystemStudies & Simulation
18.IronMountain Solutions
19.Applied TechnologiesGroup
20.Axient
21.Anduril Industries
22.Maritime Tactical Systems
23.Pacific RimDefense
24. AEVEX Aerospace（AEVEX)
25.LKDAerospace
26.Summit Technologies Inc.
27.Shield AI, Inc.
28.Sierra Nevada Corporation
29.Cyberlux Corporation
30.Edge Autonomy Operations LLC
31.Group W
32.Hudson Technologies Co.
33.Saronic Technologies, Inc.
34.AerkommInc.
35.OceaneeringInternational, Inc.
36.Dedrone by Axon
37.DZYNE Technologies
38.Elbit Systems of America, LLC
39.Epirus, Inc.
40.AeroVironment, Inc.
41.Exelis Inc.
42.Alliant TechsystemsOperations LLC.
43.BAE Systems, Inc.
44.Teledyne FLIR, LLC
45.VSE Corporation
46.Cubic Global Defense
