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

The UK and EU have agreed upon a draft deal designed to scrap Brexit red tape concerning food exports. This agreement, established ahead of a UK-EU summit scheduled for later this month, represents the most significant component of the so-called Brexit reset achieved thus far. The deal focuses on removing bureaucratic obstacles for food exports, aiming to streamline trade processes between the two entities as part of a broader effort to reset their post-Brexit relationship.