( November 3, 2026, 11:02 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: British businesses need a binding EU-UK economic security agreement to avoid exclusion from the bloc’s “Made in Europe” policies, the British Chambers of Commerce has said in a report. Ahead of this month’s bilateral summit, the BCC urged recognition of UK industrial content under European preference rules, warning that excluding British suppliers could raise costs and weaken supply chains. The group also called for agreements on food checks, carbon-market linkage and youth mobility, alongside an assessment of options for closer long-term ties.The report is attached....
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