Bangladesh, July 11 -- The European Unions decision to launch an anti-dumping investigation into imports of Chinese Peking duck represents more than a dispute over a niche agricultural product. It signals the latest chapter in an increasingly confrontational trade relationship between Brussels and Beijing, one that has gradually expanded from high-technology industries into agriculture and food. While the commercial value of Chinese duck exports to Europe is relatively modest compared with the overall scale of China-EU trade, the political symbolism of the investigation is considerable. It suggests that trade defense instruments are no longer confined to strategic sectors such as electric vehicles, batteries, or solar technology but are n...