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What is 'Made in Europe'?

The 'Made in Europe' scheme, part of the EU's Industrial Accelerator Act, is designed to protect manufacturing within the European Union. It aims to limit products from non-member nations, essentially giving EU-made goods an advantage. John Healey's efforts show the UK's desire to be included, highlighting the potential economic benefits and the ongoing impact of Brexit on trade relationships.

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