Beijing blasts US ban on device testing in China, warns of supply chain disruptions
Commerce ministry says FCC decision to bar device testing in China by 2028 harms trade relations and supply chains.
Quick Look
China's Ministry of Commerce urged the US to revoke an FCC decision barring device testing in China by 2028, warning it harms trade relations and global supply chains.
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Why It Matters
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) enacted measures to bar device testing in China by 2028.
China’s Ministry of Commerce has voiced firm opposition to a decision by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to bar device testing in China by 2028.
“This has seriously harmed the interests of China and other trading partners, seriously undermined the stability of China-US economic and trade relations, and seriously disrupted the stability of global industrial and supply chains,” it said in a statement on Friday night.
“[We] hope the United States will face the calls of the industry, respect market rules, meet China halfway and immediately revoke the measures,” it said.
Open Questions
- Will the US respond to the commerce ministry's appeal?
- How will tech manufacturers adapt to the 2028 testing deadline?






