UK and EU agree draft deal to scrap Brexit red tape on food exports

The UK and EU have agreed on a 200-page draft text designed to scrap Brexit red tape concerning food exports. Prime Minister Andy Burnham is pursuing a closer relationship with the bloc to secure a superior deal for Britain. According to government estimates, the implementation of this agreement could provide a significant economic boost, potentially adding up to £5.1 billion a year to the economy by streamlining trade processes and reducing bureaucratic hurdles for exporters.