Edited sentence: She made another plea for protection of the china industry in December 1933 after reports that Australian and New Zealand markets were being flooded by cheap Japanese goods, including skilful imitations of British wares: ‘the competition is so severe that it threatens to sweep the English Potteries right out of those countries’.She wanted the British government to compel the dominion governments, in their own interests as much as in Britain's, to take action to prevent this ‘dumping’.This was, though, a sensitive matter and the official response was sympathetic without being specific