New UK trade minister says task is to rebuild post-Brexit links and revive deals with India and Gulf states
Trade secretary Jonathan Reynolds sets out government’s priorities for agreements with talks restarting in autumn
Industry body warns its members risk losing large sums of money if checks on animal and plant products are removed
Lift comes amid Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s bid to improve relationship with EU
Trade secretary Jonathan Reynolds will remain ‘vigilant’ but is not planning to follow Brussels’ lead
Two sides are ‘on board’ on important details, says commerce minister
Inland border facility beset by delays and communication issues as it struggles to implement post-Brexit regime
An assessment of the economic benefits of the party’s pledge to revisit the Brexit agreement
Business secretary attacks ‘morally repellent’ proposal by main opposition party
British Chambers of Commerce urges next prime minister to deepen ties with bloc in order to boost growth
UK in a Changing Europe says proposal to improve trading relationship with the bloc would have limited benefit
Shadow chancellor also wants to secure billions of pounds of investment via an international summit
The UK should shun any initiative that makes it harder to realign with the EU
British Chambers of Commerce warns companies face ever higher costs stemming from Brexit
A new Labour government could move swiftly to improve UK-EU trade but has shut the door to rejoining the single market
Deputy prime minister Oliver Dowden flew out to Gulf state as Britain seeks fresh investment
UK project faces ‘major challenges’ as costs spiral, National Audit Office warns
Plans to bring in carbon tax a year after EU will see shipments ‘diverted’ to Britain, industry says
Veterinary medicines among issues highlighting problems of having different regulatory regimes in EU and UK
Checks on food arriving at Dover will be carried out on the outskirts of Ashford
High error rates risk automatically sending thousands of trucks for physical inspection, officials warn
Since Brexit, food and drink industry has faced border checks on business with largest trading partner
Economy’s shift away from manufacturing may have been accelerated by Brexit, some experts argue
Trade groups say monthly tariffs that importers of food and plants from the EU will have to pay will add up quickly
Industry groups say lack of clarity leaves businesses unsure how to manage new rules due to start on April 30
