Official Statistics

UK trade agreement continuity: statistics and analysis

This document provides figures on UK trade continuity agreements.

From:
Department for International Trade
Published
10 June 2019
Last updated
4 December 2019 — See all updates

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UK trade with Trade Agreement Continuity (TAC) countries: statistical ad hoc release

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The government is seeking continuity for our existing EU trade agreements as we leave the European Union.

This document provides figures on UK continuity trade agreements. The statistics do not estimate the value or impact of the trade agreements themselves. They provide the overall value of the UK’s trade with countries covered by these agreements.

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Published 10 June 2019
Last updated 4 December 2019 + show all updates

  1. Statistics updated after signing of UK-Kosovo trade agreement.

  2. Statistics updated after signing of UK-Morocco and UK-Jordan trade agreements.

  3. Statistics updated after signing of UK-Morocco trade agreement. Update includes revisions to 2018 trade values based on the most recent publication from Office for National Statistics.

  4. Statistics updated after signing of UK-Georgia trade agreement.

  5. Statistics updated after signing of UK-Tunisia trade agreement.

  6. Statistics updated after signing of UK-Lebanon trade agreement.

  7. Statistics updated to reflect agreement in principle of the trade agreement with South African Customs Union and Mozambique.

  8. Statistics updated after signing of UK-South Korea trade agreement.

  9. Statistics updated on 18 July. Added Central America (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama) to the list of signed trade agreements.

  10. First published.

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