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Franco-British trade: Brexit and the uncertain future of the Entente Cordiale

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Right now, the European Union is the UK's largest trading partner, with France and Britain in particular enjoying extremely close economic ties. But can that continue post-Brexit? With the nature of the UK's future trading relationship with the bloc still largely undefined, how are French businesses preparing? We speak to Olivier Campenon, Vice President of the Franco-British Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

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