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Britishvolt joins Make UK

BRITISHVOLT, THE company behind the project to build the UK’s first lithium-ion battery gigaplant, has joined Make UK, the manufacturers’ organisation.

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Industry continues road towards recovery

BRITAIN’S MANUFACTURERS are continuing the long road back towards growth from the historic lows experienced earlier in the year according to a major survey published today by Make UK and business advisory firm BDO.

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Five ways to boost ecommerce packaging performance

THE PANDEMIC has been a catalyst for change, way beyond our expectations. Ecommerce has been propelled to new heights, with online order volumes swamping conventional fulfilment centres. Now, as a second wave sweeps the country, are businesses ready for the predicted mega-peaks of a Covid Christmas? Jo Bradley looks at the issues

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Publication of UK Tariff Rate Quotas by the European Commission welcomed

THE EUROPEAN Commission has published proposed Tariff Rate Quota allocations for the UK steel exports into the EU from 1 January 2021. Without this UK specific allocation of steel export tariff-free quota, the UK sector could have faced an £80m bill, from EU Steel Safeguard tariffs in the first half of next year.

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First all-in-one PC from Raspberry Pi

THE GLOBAL technology company from Electrocomponents, OKdo has announced availability of Raspberry Pi 400, an all-in-one personal computer, created by Raspberry Pi and based on the popular Raspberry Pi 4 single-board computer.

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Emergency measures call to save apprenticeships

BRITAIN’S MANUFACTURERS, leading unions, skills champions and industry bodies are calling on the Government to take urgent action to safeguard the skills the country’s economy needs now and in the future by acting to save the country’s apprenticeships and reskill, retrain and redeploy the expertise of those skilled workers made redundant as a result of Covid.

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Digital, global & green initiatives central to aiding recovery

New forecasts reveal it will take until 2022 for manufacturing to recover to its pre-Covid-19 growth track, while it could cost a potential £35.7 billion in Gross Added Value this year alone even without accounting for a second wave and a no deal EU exit, according to a major report published today by Make UK and Santander UK.

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