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If you want to get really technical, you aren't supposed to say "compared to countries such as the UK" either.
Such as serves the same function as which--both must begin their own clause, and require a comma. To attach it to the current clause would require using the word "like" (instead of such as) or "that" (instead of which.)
What they really meant was "compared to other countries, such as the UK" or else "compared to countries like the UK."
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