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Business · 26 July 2026

Tata Steel says new import rules put its UK plants at risk

Tata Steel says new import rules put its UK plants at risk

Tata fears that raising tariff-free import quotas will flood Britain with cut-price metal from countries like Vietnam and India. Industry insiders are confused by the new allowances, which let Vietnam send up to 174,000 tonnes a year instead of 51,000. Bosses say strict environmental rules make it impossible for domestic sites, like the Llanwern plant in South Wales, to compete fairly.

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