UK pauses tariffs on 'everyday' items
Tariffs aren’t just a US thing. The UK – in a move which repudiates the ...
As it lumbers from chaos to farce, Britain’s government seems to want to woo the logistics community back onside, with an expected extension on freeport status, as well as billions for roads.
Next week, chancellor Jeremy Hunt is set to announce a five-year extension on the benefits conferred through freeport status as part of his autumn budget, while £8bn saved through the cancellation of the calamitous HS2 project has been doled out to fix UK roads.
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