EU Manufacturing Jobs at Risk as China Expands Supply Chain Dominance by 2026

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Europe’s metalworking sector faces a potential loss of **300,000 jobs** by year-end as China intensifies its grip on critical supply chains, warns industry leader **Eurometal**. The shift threatens to reshape manufacturing across the EU, with long-term implications for local industries.

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As the manufacturing sector grapples with these challenges, **Eurometal** is calling for urgent collaboration between EU governments, industry leaders, and labor unions to mitigate the fallout. The association’s president emphasized that proactive measures—such as reskilling programs and strategic partnerships—could help European firms pivot toward higher-value production. Yet, with China’s industrial influence showing no signs of waning, the coming months will be critical in determining whether Europe can reclaim its footing in global manufacturing or face prolonged decline in key sectors.

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