Fashion industry nervous over Brexit uncertain

The video discusses a London factory employing diverse nationalities and investing in local talent amid Brexit uncertainties. It highlights the impact of Brexit on resource sourcing, particularly fabric prices, and the economic effects on the fashion industry. The future of trade and immigration policies is crucial for the industry's post-Brexit landscape. Despite challenges, the fashion sector remains global, with an unclear future regarding Brexit's full impact.

What is one reason the London factory is less affected by Brexit?

• They have reduced their workforce.

• They rely on local talent and materials.

• They import most of their materials from China.

• They have moved their operations to Europe.

What was the value increase in the UK fashion sector from 2013 to the year mentioned?

• £4 billion

• £3 billion

• £2 billion

• £1 billion

What is a major concern for the UK fashion industry post-Brexit?

• Lack of interest in fashion

• Emerging trade barriers and immigration policies

• Increase in fabric prices from China

• Decrease in local talent

Why is the EU important to the UK fashion industry?

• It has the most fashion shows.

• It offers the cheapest labor.

• It provides the majority of raw materials.

• It is the largest export market for textiles and clothes.

What is the focus of lobbying efforts by the British Fashion Council?

• To reduce fabric prices

• To promote local fashion shows

• To ensure the UK remains open to all talent

• To increase taxes on imports