UK cleantech firms urged to embrace export opportunity

James S Murray
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Report identifies Australia, Brazil, China, India, South Africa, Turkey and the USA as prime target markets for UK green businesses

UK cleantech firms were today urged to step up efforts to take their products to international markets with the release of a report claiming that the global market for environmental goods and services...

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