New research from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) underlines the importance of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit pledge to secure the greatest possible access to the EU single market. 'What small firms want from Brexit: A preview of FSB’s Brexit research series', reveals the initial findings from FSB's six-month research programme on the business impact of leaving the EU. It finds one in three (32%) small businesses are involved in overseas trade as an exporter and/or importer, with the vast majority trading with the EU single market (92% of exporting small firms and 85% of importing small firms). As a result of Brexit, one-third (29%) of exporting small firms, regardless of destination, expect their level of exports to decline, while one in five (20%) expect it to increase. The difference is starker for current importers, where one-third (31%) expect to see a decrease compared to seven per cent that expect to see an increase. For more details read our full press release,and watch FSB Policy Director Martin McTague's short video below. See how FSB have campaigned on this issue You may also like 16 July 2018 New Ministers clear diaries to meet with FSB 06 July 2018 Summer of sport provides small business boost 03 July 2018 Can the World Cup boost sales and team spirit? 30 May 2017 Highland tourism: invest in infrastructure now 24 June 2016 Need for stability paramount for UK small business 12 May 2016 Now available: #FSBEURef podcast- south east and London