European businesses are preparing to cut use of UK suppliers following Brexit

Nearly half of European businesses expect to cut their use of UK suppliers following the Brexit vote, research reveals.

Companies on both sides of the Channel are preparing plans to break supply chains between the UK and EU and are busy seeking alternative suppliers in the event that talks fail to hammer out a post-Brexit trade deal.

Firms based on the Continent have been found to be the most advanced in their preparations.

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