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A survey released on Tuesday showed that 1/7 of the European Union enterprises in the UK have moved some businesses out of Britain, for fear of chaos after Britain's return to Europe.
According to the survey of the Royal Institute of purchasing and supply (CIPS), 14% of the European Union owning assets, such as offices, warehouses or factories, have reduced their businesses.
In addition, the survey of supply chain managers showed that 11% of EU companies have withdrawn part of the UK since the 2016 referendum.
The investigation was carried out before the announcement of the 21 month transitional agreement announced on Monday. The agreement will keep the EU's market access unchanged until the end of 2020.
But John Glen, an economic analyst at CIPS, said the company was more worried about the long - term relationship between the UK and the European Union.
"Businesses always need to prepare for the contingency plan," Glen said. "We need to be realistic about what is going to happen."
The survey also showed that nearly 1/4 of British companies in the European Union were in trouble when they signed the March 2019 British Post - European contract.
Of the suppliers in the EU, 1/3 of the UK supply chain managers say they have been looking for alternative suppliers in the country.
CIPS said that because of the impact of Europe, nearly 1/3 of the listed companies have risen in price.

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