European Union & British Chambers of Commerce

European Union: The EU criticized the tariffs as unfounded but noted that its capped 10% rate aligns with bilateral trade agreements, providing some stability.

British Chambers of Commerce: The British Chambers of Commerce expressed concerns over the UK's loss of comparative advantage and urged continued negotiations.

European Union: The European Union is engaged in negotiations with the United Kingdom to potentially deepen cooperation on various fronts, including trade, emissions, and youth mobility, while also pursuing its 'Made in Europe' plan which could impact British firms.

British Chambers of Commerce: The British Chambers of Commerce has warned about the potential damage of the European Union's 'Made in Europe' plan to British businesses, urging the United Kingdom government to negotiate exemptions.

European Union: Burnham has expressed support for closer EU relations and eventual rejoining, but has backed away from immediate steps. This could improve post-Brexit ties.

British Chambers of Commerce: The BCC is hosting a conference where Reeves spoke; Burnham's policies will be of interest to members.

European Union: The European Union's relationship with the United Kingdom post-Brexit is referenced to illustrate the long-term complexities of separation.

British Chambers of Commerce: The British Chambers of Commerce's calculations on Brexit's trade impact were cited in the context of potential economic consequences for Canada — Alberta.