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More than fifty-percent of small and medium-sized companies in the UK sell their products to the U.S., making it the top export destination for British firms. Why? To keep their businesses growing, they must look to foreign markets and the U.S. just happens to be a ripe one.
Research, by Barclays Business, shows that 37 per cent of small firms reach a growth ceiling in the UK within the first three years of trading, which is leading business leaders to turn to foreign shores.
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U.S. Is the Top Destination For Small British Firms
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