As a follow-up to our earlier announcement, UKTW would like to share a brief reminder regarding the upcoming Lunar New Year Networking Evening taking place on 5 February. The evening will be hosted as a seated networking dinner, offering a structured and professional setting for entrepreneurs and professionals to engage
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Taiwan’s FormoCha wins "Best in Show" at The Leafies! This award-winning black tea debuts at London’s Fortnum & Mason in Spring 2026.
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UKTW Lunar New Year Networking Evening brings entrepreneurs and professionals together for a focused dinner designed to foster meaningful connections, business dialogue, and long-term collaboration in an elegant setting.
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The Autumn Budget 2025 focuses on stability over spectacle, keeping major taxes unchanged while investing in infrastructure, technology and supply chain resilience to support the UK’s long-term economic growth.
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PAS 247, jointly developed by Taiwan and the UK, marks the world’s first standard for verifying carbon-abated electricity from CCS-equipped power plants, strengthening global cooperation on decarbonisation and transparent clean-energy reporting.
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The UK’s new Renters’ Rights Bill ends “no-fault” evictions, limits rent increases, and requires landlord registration. Overseas owners ,especially Taiwanese parents, should review contracts, ensure compliance, and work closely with trusted local agents.
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UKTW proudly sponsors the 2025 Business Today Europe Forum – AI BEAUTY｜Technology Empowering Aesthetic Innovation, bridging Taiwan and the UK in design, healthcare, and sustainable innovation.
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The UK and Taiwan have signed their first semiconductor skills MOU, focusing on talent development and research collaboration—marking a milestone in bilateral tech cooperation.
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UK growth remains sluggish. With weak productivity, fragile exports, and policy uncertainty, the Autumn Budget must deliver bold, pro-growth reforms—or risk keeping the UK stuck in a low-growth trap.
UKTW.ORG connects Taiwanese business with British companies to promote partnerships, supply chain relationships, and market entry strategies.
Discover “Revealing Taiwan Through Design,” an exhibition featuring Lin Pan-Song and 26 Taiwanese designers. Explore Taiwan’s creative spirit through posters on “Taiwan Impressions” and “Global Goodwill.” Sept 11 – Oct 9 in London.
As US tariffs target Taiwanese goods, the UK emerges as a strategic partner for firms seeking new markets, resilient supply chains, and innovation-led growth.
The UK’s Leeds Reforms aim to reshape its financial system by unlocking private investment, loosening regulations, and boosting exports in financial services. A bold reset for long-term economic growth.
Online retail led the UK start-up boom in 2024, with over 24,000 new businesses launched. From food to fashion, entrepreneurs are embracing e-commerce, reshaping the future of work and the high street.
The UK and Taiwan have signed three landmark agreements on digital trade, green energy, and investment—strengthening bilateral ties and setting a new benchmark for modern, inclusive trade partnerships.
The UK will work with Taiwan this autumn to deepen the Enhanced Trade Partnership (ETP), focusing on investment, digital trade, and green energy—strengthening economic ties in a post-Brexit era.
The UK economy is recovering steadily, with 0.7% growth in Q1 2025. For Taiwanese investors, the UK offers legal stability and global trade links—but also faces high costs and post-Brexit complexities. Is now the right time to invest?
The UK’s new trade deals with the US, EU and India signal fresh global momentum. What does this mean for Taiwan? A new gateway for business, investment and strategic cooperation.
Taiwan’s ITRI opens its UK office in London, marking a new chapter in Taiwan–UK innovation. With a strategic partnership with Catapult Network, both nations will deepen collaboration in AI, 6G, biotech, and net-zero technologies.
The UK-EU “reset” agreement marks a pragmatic shift toward renewed cooperation—easing trade, exploring youth mobility, and aligning on defence and climate—while keeping Britain outside the EU. A cautious step forward, not a return.
New UK regulations will require Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) providers to conduct affordability checks, ensure clearer terms, and grant consumers the right to complain to the Financial Ombudsman. These changes aim to protect shoppers from unmanageable debt.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump have secured a landmark trade deal, reducing tariffs on UK exports like steel and cars, while fostering AI cooperation. The agreement marks a pivotal moment in UK-US relations
