The UK and EU have agreed a draft deal to remove Brexit red tape on food exports ahead of a summit later this month, according to the BBC.
The United Kingdom and the European Union have reached a draft agreement intended to eliminate post-Brexit bureaucratic requirements affecting food exports, according to the BBC. The arrangement comes ahead of a UK-EU summit scheduled for later this month. BBC News described the food agreement as the most significant element so far in what has been termed the Brexit reset.
Source: BBC News.
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