BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s Commerce Ministry said on Wednesday it will ask various industry associations in the country to help foreign firms affected by the virus outbreak get force majeure certificates.
The ministry, in a notice published on its website, also asked the industry associations to provide necessary legal and information services.
(Reporting by Lusha Zhang and Se Young Lee; Editing by Andrew Heavens)
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