BREXIT CONTINUES TO HARM BRITISH TEXTILE INDUSTRY SAY EXPERTS
December 22nd, 2022
The UK and European Union (EU) textile and clothing sectors are still working out how to deal with the complex challenges brought by Brexit, with experts saying the industry has been suffering as a result. Work thus far has focused on dealing with the trading difficulties created rather than exploiting any theoretical opportunities created by increased UK regulatory autonomy since full Brexit came into being on December 31, 2020.
Alison Lewy, a social entrepreneur and founder of UK-based clothing and textile sector consultancy and mentoring service Fashion ...
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