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Military microphone business in Upton hit by tariffs

January 16, 2026 //  by Grace Kehoe

Pambry Electronics batteries (Credit: Ben Woodland)
Rising political tensions in the US and trouble with tariffs have effected business at Pambry Electronics.
They make parts for military microphones and work with the UK and US military.
Pambry Electronics have been working in the microphone field for over 50 years and have contracts with manufacturers in France, Germany and Spain.
Buzz news reporter Ben Woodland spoke to Nigel Bicknell, managing director of Pambry Electronics.
Watch the news package below:





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