Suffolk Chamber News

Trade Manager Koyas Miah and accompanied by influential Suffolk business leaders representing diverse sectors such as manufacturing, engineering, and food and drink, played a significant role in a seminal event hosted at the House of Lords. 

Welcome to the November edition of Suffolk Chamber's International Trade Newsletter. This newsletter serves as your ultimate resource for the latest information on exporting, importing, trade agreements, and investment. Stay up-to-date with all aspects of international trade through our comprehensive coverage.

The Suffolk Chamber of Commerce's Economy Group convened on October 31st and took a significant step in response to recent concerns surrounding the Government's Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credits program.

The UK government has made an official commitment to provide funding for a comprehensive range of enhancements, marking a significant milestone in the development of Suffolk County Council's A12 Major Road Network scheme.

Continuing a series of House of Commons events organised by the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, business leaders from across Suffolk were brought together with key stakeholders and government officials to discuss pressing matters concerning Suffolk's business landscape.

Introducing the October Business & Policy Briefing – your go-to source for the latest updates and insights into the business landscape and policy developments across Suffolk. Stay informed about the most recent trends, challenges, and opportunities affecting businesses across various industries, all in one comprehensive briefing.

The Suffolk Chamber of Commerce had the distinct honour of hosting Martha Lane Fox, CBE, President of the British Chamber of Commerce and Business Council Chair, in a day filled with insight, collaboration, and advocacy.

Downing Street made a significant announcement regarding two vital infrastructure upgrades. These upgrades will involve improving Haughley Junction near Stowmarket and the complete reconstruction of Ely North Junction.

Suffolk businesses – especially exporters – enjoyed surprisingly strong trading conditions across July to September, according to the latest results from Suffolk Chamber of Commerce’s Quarterly Economic Survey (QES).

The results of Suffolk Chamber of Commerce’s latest survey into businesses’ experiences of broadband and mobile services in the county indicates a growing awareness of the importance of fifth generation (5G) mobile technology, as well as concerns about current infrastructure on their day-to-day operations

A high-profile delegation from the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce made an historic visit to the heart of the UK's political landscape, the House of Commons, to engage in discussions about the region's business growth, economic development, and the future of commerce in Suffolk.

Welcome to Suffolk Chamber’s October International Trade Newsletter. This newsletter serves as your ultimate resource for the latest information on frameworks, trade agreements, investments and the latest export opportunities. Stay up-to-date with all aspects of international trade through our comprehensive coverage.