Official data from the Office for National Statistics reveals that British exports to the United States have significantly declined since the implementation of US tariffs. In April 2025, the value of goods exported to the US dropped by £800 million ($1.1 billion), marking a 14% decrease compared to the previous year. The decline is largely attributed to reduced car exports, which have not recovered to pre-tariff levels despite a trade agreement that capped US tariffs at 10% on most British manufactured goods. Additionally, a cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover in September has further impacted car exports. Pharmaceutical exports have also decreased, potentially linked to US efforts to enhance domestic drug production. While President Donald Trump recently lifted tariffs on Scottish whisky, providing some relief to the sector, the overall trend indicates ongoing challenges for UK exports to the US, which remains the UK's largest goods export market.