British manufacturing still in recovery mode from Brexit
Two years on from Brexit, UK manufacturers are still trying to come to terms with the additional costs and bureaucracy that are impacting their competitiveness.
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Ruth Strachan
Ruth Strachan is a senior reporter at Investment Monitor, focusing on manufacturing, mining and commodities. She joined from the Financial Times, where she worked as a content editor in the events division FT Live. In this role she wrote content for various global events across a number of topics including FDI, technology, C-suite roles and compliance. Before this, she was a journalist at DC Thomson.
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