Cum ar putea Marea Britanie să piardă până la 6,5 miliarde de lire pe an. Regula de după Brexit care lovește exporturile

The UK could lose up to £6.5 billion annually in exports to the EU due to differing product regulations, according to an IPPR report. The lack of mutual recognition for testing and certification has led to increased costs for British companies. The estimated losses range from £3.7 to £6.5 billion, impacting about 0.18% of the UK's annual national income. Many firms have either ceased exporting to the EU or established subsidiaries within the EU to navigate these barriers. The report highlights significant potential losses in key sectors, including automotive and electronics, and urges the UK government to negotiate a mutual recognition agreement with the EU.