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Trade Remedies Authority (TRA): business support

The Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) is a support programme for UK businesses that bring evidence of unfair international trade, such as dumping or foreign subsidies, to be investigated.

Run by Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) · funded by Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade

Checked against the official page (growthhub.northeast-ca.gov.uk) on 1 Nov 2026.

The Trade Remedies Authority investigates unfair international trade practices, such as dumping and foreign subsidies, that injure UK industries, and can impose measures such as tariffs at the border. A business with evidence of wrongdoing can launch an investigation through the Trade Remedies Service.

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Status and deadline

Status

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We could not tell whether it is open

Deadline

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How much

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Who can apply

Businesses can bring evidence of wrongdoing to the TRA, which can launch an investigation via its Trade Remedies Service to defend the rights of British firms and companies.

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Business size

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How to apply

If a business has evidence of wrongdoing, it can launch an investigation via the Trade Remedies Service.

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Where it is open: UK-wide

United Kingdom

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HartlepoolMiddlesbroughRedcar and ClevelandStockton-on-TeesDarlingtonHaltonWarringtonBlackburn with DarwenBlackpoolKingston upon Hull, City ofEast Riding of YorkshireNorth East LincolnshireNorth LincolnshireYorkCounty DurhamCheshire EastCheshire West and ChesterNorthumberlandCumberlandWestmorland and FurnessNorth YorkshireBurnleyChorleyFyldeHyndburnLancasterPendlePrestonRibble ValleyRossendaleSouth RibbleWest LancashireWyreBoltonBuryManchesterOldhamRochdaleSalfordStockportTamesideTraffordWiganKnowsleyLiverpoolSt. HelensSeftonWirralDoncasterRotherhamNewcastle upon TyneNorth TynesideSouth TynesideSunderlandBradfordCalderdaleKirkleesLeedsWakefieldGatesheadBarnsleySheffield

Open across United Kingdom, so every council area in the North of England is shaded.

Drawn from the areas the funder names. If a scheme is only for part of a council area, check its own page. Boundaries from the Office for National Statistics.

Things we could not confirm

  • Page lists areas inside North East England, but the TRA is a national body; the listed areas may be the Growth Hub's coverage rather than eligibility.
  • Deadline and funding not stated; no money is offered.
  • Page last updated 06 February 2024.
  • Eligibility for businesses to bring a case is not fully stated.

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Source and last checked

Local Landscape gathers this information automatically from the pages below, then checks the key details against the official page. Checked against the official page (growthhub.northeast-ca.gov.uk) on 1 Nov 2026. Its details last changed on 1 Nov 2026. A person last checked it on 31 Oct 2026, so confirm the details with Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) before you apply.

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