UK and EU reach draft deal to cut post-Brexit paperwork on food exports
The UK and European Union have agreed a draft arrangement to reduce red tape affecting food exports, a key element of their wider Brexit reset.
The UK and the European Union have agreed a draft deal aimed at scrapping bureaucratic barriers that have complicated food exports since Brexit. The arrangement is set to be taken up at a UK-EU summit later this month.
The food agreement is the most significant component of the so-called Brexit reset agreed so far between the two sides.