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The UK's keenness to join the 'Made in Europe' scheme stems from a desire to strengthen relationships with the EU and mitigate the economic consequences of Brexit. Being excluded could put UK manufacturers at a disadvantage when trading with EU countries. Participation would likely help maintain competitiveness and foster closer economic ties, which is a key goal for Treasury officials.
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