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UK’s New Trade Measures a “Win-Win” for Sri Lanka and UK – British High Commissioner - LNW Lanka News Web

British High Commissioner to Sri Lanka Andrew Patrick has stated that the United Kingdom’s new trade measures will create a mutually beneficial situation for both Sri Lanka and the UK. Speaking on the Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS), he encouraged Sri Lankan exporters to take greater advantage of the trade preferences being offered. “This is a win for the Sri Lankan garment sector and for UK consumers. With the UK being Sri Lanka’s se…

Boost for Sri Lankan garment sector after new UK trade measures - LankaXpress

Sri Lankan garment sector is set to benefit following reforms by the British government to simplify imports from developing countries like Sri Lanka. The liberalised rules of origin will now allow for more garments manufactured in Sri Lanka to enter the UK tariff-free while further measures are expected to make it easier for countries like Sri Lanka to trade with the UK, supporting jobs and growth. On 10 July, the UK government unveiled a packag…

UK simplifies trade rules for Sri Lanka

The UK government has announced a new set of trade reforms aimed at simplifying imports from developing countries, including Sri Lanka. The changes are part of the UK’s Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS), and were shared in a statement by the British High Commission. The reforms are designed to make it easier for businesses in countries like Sri Lanka, Nigeria, and the Philippines to export goods to the UK. They will also help reduce pri…

Boost for British consumers and Developing Countries

Boost for British consumers and Developing Countries as UK launches new trade measures

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