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Trade remedies and climate change policy – allies or enemies?

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Trade remedies and climate change are both topical policy issues. But how do they fit together? Do they pull in the same direction? What might the future look like?   What are trade remedies? The UK’s Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) investigates …

A history of trade remedies in the UK: from alarm clocks to ironing boards

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What do mechanical alarm clocks, ladies’ raincoats, butter, rainbow trout and ironing boards have in common? The answer: trade remedies, i.e. duties on imports of these goods into the UK. UK trade remedies after EU exit The UK’s Trade Remedies …

How we're working to enhance our digital experience to benefit both internal and external service-users

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The Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) is a year old! The organisation behind the TRA however, has been in place for three plus years, as has the technology stack, which was defined a long time before case investigations started. Whilst our …

The cycle of legal updates that could lead to better outcomes for Britain’s cyclists 

The TRA’s work is underpinned by regulations which were made in 2019. However, any lawyer will agree that the passing of legislation is rarely the end of the story – things need tightening up and adjusting as the regulations make …

Putting international trade remedies to the test

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Authorities around the world use different approaches to decide whether to put in place trade remedy measures. This blog post explains each of the 5 considerations in the UK’s approach and compares them with the practices of some other selected countries that conduct similar tests.