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The EU and UK are exploring how to best structure their future trading relationship, especially in the area of regulatory cooperation and ‘mutual recognition’. There
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The European Union is preparing legislation that will increase scrutiny of foreign company takeovers. The move comes in response to a surge in investments from
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There is a common theme among virtually all United Kingdom trade policy stakeholders at the moment, whether business or civil society: they are not being
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The House of Commons International Trade Select Committee has today published its report on the provisions in the Trade Bill and the Customs (Cross Border
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‘Standards’ and ‘regulations’ are critically important for trade and have entered the public discussion about Britain’s future trade relationship with the EU and the rest
