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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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