SHANGHAI -- Nearly one-quarter of European companies in China are considering moving current or future operations to other markets because of Beijing's strict zero-COVID policy, a survey has found, as mass lockdowns and other strict measures batter supply chains.
The report, published by the European Chamber of Commerce in China on Thursday, said that 23% of the 372 responding companies were mulling a shift, more than double the number in a January survey and the highest proportion in a decade.
