CoC chief executive says local impact still being felt
Brexit put an incredible strain on businesses in the Isle of Man - the effects of which are still being felt in some sectors.
That's the view of the chief executive of the Chamber of Commerce.
The UK withdrew from the European Union in 2021 and the short-term effects are estimated to have cost the UK economy billions of pounds as it strives to find new markets for goods and services.
Rebecca George told Manx Radio the Isle of Man is still adjusting to the new trading environment:
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