UK urged to raise tariffs on popular Chinese cars by European Union, report claims

The UK has reportedly been urged to impose tariffs on Chinese cars by the European Union over fears that exports to the bloc could face additional barriers.The Financial Times has reported that Brussels is urging Andy Burnham to raise tariffs on Chinese cars and align with the EU's policies or risk expensive costs on exports.The UK remains excluded from the EU's "Made in Europe" scheme, which is designed to prioritise products made on the continent amid intense pressure from China.Experts have suggested that the UK could be included as a member to ensure that it benefits from certain incentives and avoids tough tariffs. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say An EU official told the FT that a "customs union would solve most of the problems"...

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