UK Businesses Face US Tariffs for Market Access

Some British businesses are selling their products in the US, but it's getting harder because of new taxes and rules.

Anna Worthington, who works for a British barbershop company called Ruffians, is trying to sell their grooming products in the US through stores like Nordstrom and Amazon.

She's keeping the prices low, but it might not make a profit.

The US is a big market, so it's worth the trouble.

Other companies, like Pinter and ETO, are also selling in the US.

They have to deal with higher costs and more paperwork, but they think it's important to keep selling there.

The British government has a deal with the US to lower some taxes, but it's not enough yet.

Some businesses are passing the extra costs to their customers, while others are making changes to keep selling in the US.