Germany is pushing for an EU crackdown on Chinese goods sold online and imported to the European Union that don’t comply with the bloc’s internal market rules. “These parcels are a direct threat to European industrial producers as well as law-abiding trading companies,” German Deputy Economy Minister Sven Giegold said on Thursday in Brussels. EU industry and competitiveness ministers are in the Belgian capital to debate the bloc’s economic performance and ability to compete with international trading rivals like the United States and China. Giegold said that Germany, France, Poland, Austria, D…