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ECONOMY • UNITED KINGDOM AND EUROPEAN UNION

UK and EU complete deal to ease checks on food and animal products

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The UK and EU have completed a deal to remove Brexit-related checks on food and animal-product trade, according to The Guardian. It is expected to take effect in the first quarter of 2028.

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The deal could reduce paperwork and trade barriers for British food exporters and make it easier for smaller UK retailers to buy some European products in smaller batches. The reports describe potential benefits but do not quantify their value.