'Made in Europe' Laws Could Derail UK Plans for Reset with EU The UK government's bid to reset its relationship with the EU has hit another snag, with sources indicating that any new summit may be pushed back until the end of November or beyond.
At the heart of this impasse lies a contentious issue: the "Made in Europe" legislation, which could lock British business out of parts of EU industry. The UK's position on this matter is fraught with contradictions.
On one hand, the government has expressed concerns that Made in Europe laws will jeopardize billions of pounds worth of trade if British goods are not categorized as European.