Retail

UK retail sales to EU decrease £5.9 billion post-Brexit.

Published: June 12, 2024
Author: Fashion Value Chain

Sales to the EU have dropped dramatically for British merchants and brands since Brexit, totaling £5.9 billion. Brexit-related trade frictions are preventing UK-based businesses from realising the full potential of their foreign sales, which could have boosted EU economies by £323 billion annually.

Tradebyte is a German-based company that helps brands and retailers communicate easily. The value of non-food retail exports has decreased by over 18% since 2019, according to a study by London-based Retail Economics using Q1 UK trade statistics. After Brexit, the apparel and footwear industry has been especially badly hit, with exports falling from £7.4 billion in 2019.

The regulatory environment that emerged after Brexit has presented difficulties for merchants and businesses that have little capital, experience, or resources. As a result, there is now more pressure, logistical costs are going up, it’s getting harder to register for EU trade

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