The new UK-EU food produce deal – explained

The UK and EU have agreed to a new deal that removes certain Brexit checks on food and animal product exports to the EU. This deal is a significant step forward in reducing red tape for food producers who want to export their goods to the EU. The agreement is part of a series of deals that the two sides will formally announce at a summit in Brussels on November 20.

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The UK and EU have agreed to remove certain Brexit checks on food and animal product exports. This could increase trade and reduce costs for exporters.

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