UK Prime Minister Theresa May this week gave the clearest signal yet that a new regime of tariffs could be introduced between Britain and the EU.
And the Jersey Chamber of Commerce has announced it plans to hold a ’round-table’ meeting with Senator Gorst next week where business leaders can flag their concerns.
In a statement, the Chamber said: ‘The Jersey Chamber of Commerce is closely monitoring Brexit developments following on from Theresa May’s speech on Wednesday regarding the UK government’s plans to negotiate new trade deals and tariffs, proposals which could have a considerable impact on Island businesses.
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