Find expert-led insight on how the UK can strengthen trade links with the EU, and support firms like yours with the cost of doing business.
In the 18 months since the UK-EU Trade & Cooperation Agreement (TCA) at the beginning of 2021, UK businesses have worked hard to adapt and change their operations to the new relationship with the European Union.
As businesses are facing major spikes in the cost of doing business, the UK’s trading relationship, in particular with its most important trading partner, is a key component in the country’s mission to boost economic growth.
From the research and innovation budget from Horizon Europe to simplifying business travel – there are significant opportunities for a better economic relationship with the EU. But the lack of progress to resolve issues around the Northern Ireland (NI) Protocol has blocked the full potential of the UK-EU relationship so far.
A new CBI paper highlights that steps in the short, medium, and long-term will help protect the trading relationship in the years ahead – boosting economic growth and keep
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