European and Chinese negotiators are expected to meet for a fourth day tomorrow to try to produce a new agreement in the so-called “bra wars” dispute on textile quotas.

European and Chinese negotiators held a second day of talks today aimed at producing a new agreement on textile quotas to replace a deal that has left tons of Chinese-made garments stranded at European ports.

China is hoping talks with the EU will help resolve a trade row that has left Chinese textiles piling up at European ports and threatens deliveries of autumn and winter clothing, news reports said today.