EU ministers will press U.S. officials to enforce more parts of the July trade deal, especially reducing tariffs on European steel and removing duties on wine and spirits. Washington’s delay in approving tariff changes, along with new and expanded U.S. tariffs on metals and derivative products, is causing concern in the EU. Both sides will also discuss cooperation on regulations, energy purchases, and economic security in response to Chinese export controls.

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