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Steel tariffs watered down after industry backlash
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The UK government's initial proposal for steel tariffs was intended to protect the domestic steel industry, but manufacturers had expressed concerns that the measures would have unintended consequences on businesses that rely on steel imports. The steel industry is a significant sector in the UK, with many companies dependent on imported steel for their operations. The government's decision to revise the tariffs reflects a balance between supporting domestic steel production and minimizing disruption to other industries.
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Steel tariffs watered down after industry backlash
Government ministers have watered down the looming steel tariffs after manufacturers warned that the measures intended to safeguard Britain’s steelmakers would cause “immediate hardship” on downstream businesses. In a written statement to parliament, trade minister Chris Bryant confirmed the government would now slash the tariff-free steel import quota by 51 per cent, as opposed to [...]
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