The Trade Justice Movement commissioned Yonder (formerly Populus) to conduct a nationally representative survey of 2,000 UK adults, exploring public attitudes toward key aspects of trade policy.
The polling focused on priorities such as climate action, human rights, ethical trade practices, and democratic accountability in trade processes. The findings provide valuable insights into the public’s views on the ethical and environmental standards they expect from the UK’s trade agreements and partners. These results will help inform ongoing discussions about shaping fairer and more sustainable trade policies.