The European Union and the United Kingdom have reached a preliminary agreement on how to enforce "Made in Europe" rules under their post-Brexit Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA). The focus is on ensuring products labeled as originating from the EU or UK meet strict manufacturing standards, particularly for goods like electric vehicles and renewable energy components. Disputes over compliance could trigger trade restrictions, raising concerns about supply chain disruptions. The deal aims to balance regulatory alignment while avoiding protectionist measures that could hinder cross-border trade.
EU-UK TCA: Getting Made in Europe Rules Right CleanTechnica
