‘Made in Europe’ laws could derail UK plans for reset with EU

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Government sources say legislation aimed at China poses a risk to British businesses and must be addressed The UK government’s EU reset summit could be delayed again unless the EU agrees to include “Made in Europe” legislation – that could lock Briti…

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  • Reported by The Guardian and published Wed, 16 Sep 2026 19:39:28 UTC.

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