One-third of UK businesses urge government to cut Brexit red tape
Briefly

The survey found that nearly three-quarters of businesses are confident about growth prospects over the next three years, indicating a significant boost in optimism among small to medium-sized enterprises. However, this confidence is tempered by a pressing need to ease post-Brexit trade burdens, as nearly a third of businesses urge the government to reduce red tape related to customs procedures and trading licenses.
Almost a third of UK businesses are urging the government to reduce post-Brexit regulations and red tape to support British trade, reflecting a crucial demand for simplification. Despite a markedly optimistic outlook, with 36% of businesses feeling 'very confident' about their growth, complexities surrounding new border controls and customs declarations have heightened operational challenges, underscoring the necessity for governmental action.
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