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2012年8月1日,在欧盟委员会于布鲁塞尔召开的新闻发布会上,欧盟工业事务委员塔亚尼专门展示了一些中国制造的不达标玩具和服装等,称这些都是“危险商品”。塔亚尼还公布欧盟委员会的调查数据称,58%的产自中国的商品被列为假冒危险商品,几乎涉及了所有的行业,如玩具、工具、纺织业等。欧盟甚至还为此花了7万欧元制作了宣传片,告诫商家和消费者某些“中国制造”对人健康的严重危害。2010年2月18日的德国《莱茵邮报》曾报道,中国在法兰克福展览会上的参展产品获得“抄袭特等奖”、“抄袭一等奖”等5个抄袭大奖。在非洲,“中国制造”也成了劣质产品的代名词,“Chino”
On August 1, 2012, at a press conference held by the European Commission in Brussels, the EU’s industrial affairs commissioner, Taiani, showed some Chinese-made non-conforming toys and garments, saying these were “dangerous goods” . Taiani also announced the European Commission’s survey data, said 58% of products from China were classified as dangerous goods, covering almost all industries, such as toys, tools, textiles and so on. The EU even spent 70,000 euros on this to produce a promotional video to warn businesses and consumers that some “Made in China” serious harm to human health. The Rhine Post on February 18, 2010 in the People’s Republic of China reported that China exhibited 5 plagiarism prizes such as “plagiarism” and “plagiarism” in the exhibition in Frankfurt. In Africa, “Made in China ” has also become synonymous with inferior products, “Chino ”