House China Panel Urges Probe of Anker Over Tariff Compliance

The best deputies of the House China Committee, Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick’s Chinese electronics and telephone accessory Anker innovations Technology Inc.

According to a letter by Bloomberg News, the Chinese consumer technology company said that it was distributed “illegal methods ilk to incorrectly classify the product codes and to avoid illegal guidance in order to pay commercial taxes illegally through the Southeastern Asian countries.

The Chinese Election Committee sent the letter to Lutnick on Friday and signature. In his letters, Republican President John Molenaar and Democratic Sorting Member Raja Krishnamoorthi called Lutnick to direct the trade department of the company to research the company’s applications. MPs also said that anker received at least $ 12 million subsidies from the Chinese Communist Party in 2023 and allowed to earn “unfair access to the US market.

In a message sent by E -Post, Anker said that he had initiated a internal examination procedure and will hire a US consultant to control the facts and help to assist in evaluating relevant compliance problems ”.

“After completing the necessary verification to the relevant authorities and the public, we will provide more explanation at a suitable time,” he added.

The company has built a loyal follow -up between budget priced charger and power banks and US electronic consumers. Apple sells anker products in Inc stores and confirms many to meet performance standards. Managed by a former Google engineer, the company opened the public in China in 2020 and now a Hong Kong continues its first offer. Anquer did not respond to a request for a comment sent by E -mail at the weekend.

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