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EU debates 'Made in Europe' industrial policy as UK warns of supply chain disruption

Feb 25, 202680 sources

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The European Union is engaged in a significant debate about boosting its economy and industries, with a central proposal being a 'Made in Europe' or 'European preference' policy. This domestic policy discussion has drawn criticism from the UK, where a minister warns that such an industrial plan could disrupt supply chains. The policy represents a potential major shift in the EU's economic and industrial strategy.

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EU debates 'Made in Europe' industrial policy as UK warns of supply chain disruption

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