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Comment—UK business could fall victim to Brexit standards face-off

Comment—UK business could fall victim to Brexit standards face-off
Published on: 02 March 2020
Published by: MLex
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MLex: UK companies should prepare for a rocky path to getting approval to trade with the EU, after the government set out a negotiating approach to regulatory alignment that won’t be acceptable to Brussels. The two sides are talking across each other, with the UK pointing to its current high standards and the EU insisting on a legal framework to protect its single market in perpetuity. or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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