Supported by Amnesty, Human Rights Watch, Oxfam and others, the Palestinian rights association Al-Haq is seeking to stop the government's export of UK-made components for Lockheed Martin F-35 ...

India has agreed to slash tariffs on United Kingdom-made cars and whiskey as part of a comprehensive trade agreement, making it cheaper for UK companies to sell a variety of goods in India.

A trade deal between the US and the UK announced by President Donald Trump on Thursday will see British-made vehicles imported into America subject to a reduced tariff of 10 per cent. Following ...

The deal also includes lower tariffs on UK-made cars destined for the US market and US ethanol exports to the UK. Liz Webster, founder of the group Save British Farming, echoed Mr McCubbine's ...

Donald Trump will slash US tariffs on Range Rovers and other UK-made cars to 10pc as part of a trade deal that also drops levies on American beef. The Telegraph revealed details of the trade deal ...

Most in focus are steel — US duties on UK-made steel will drop from 25% to 0% — and car exports, where duties are set to be reduced from 27.5% to 10% according to a release from the UK.

“Compounding these challenges is the fact that vehicles are discretionary, high-value purchases, and most of the UK-made cars exported to the US are premium and high-end brands ...

With import duties on UK-made automobiles dropping from over 100 ... TVS Motor Company will leverage the deal to scale its UK-based luxury motorcycle brand, Norton, with manufacturing localized ...

The tariff reduction between India and the UK ensures that made-in-UK vehicles like Aston Martins, Bentleys, and Range Rovers will no longer face import duties exceeding 100%. According to the ...

A wide range of UK-made military goods and arms, including F-35 fighter jet parts, have continued to be sent to Israel even after the British government suspended 30 arms export licences in ...

He added that in the long term, India can gain ground in the man-made fibre (MMF) category, where China currently dominates UK-bound exports. Ganapathi also noted that made ups (home textiles ...

Under the deal, tariffs on UK-made whisky and gin will be slashed from 150% to 75% initially, eventually dropping to 40% over a ten-year period. This phased reduction is expected to significantly ...