Call for information as UK ‘moves closer’ to agreement with EU on agrifood trade
The UK seeks feedback from businesses to reduce red tape and boost agrifood trade with the EU, aiming to reverse a 22% export decline since 2018, officials said.
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UK farm businesses urged to prepare for EU agri-food deal
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds has today (Monday, March 5) outlined how UK exporters and importers are expected to benefit from the new Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) agreement with the EU. Northern Irish farmers and agri-food businesses have also been encouraged to start preparing for major changes under the future SPS agreement between the EU and UK. According to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), the govern…
UK businesses urged to prepare for EU agri-food trade reset
UK food and farming businesses are being urged to start preparing for a new trade agreement with the European Union that ministers say could cut red tape, lower costs and revive exports to Britain’s biggest trading partner. Today (9 March), environment secretary Emma Reynolds said the planned Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) agreement aims to simplify trade between the UK and the EU by cutting paperwork and inspections that have slowed exports s…
Businesses urged to take simple steps for smoother trade with the EU
Businesses are being urged to take simple steps to prepare for the landmark EU agri-food deal, that will cut costs, slash red tape and open up opportunities for exporters and importers. Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds set out today (Monday 9 March) how UK exporters and importers are expected to benefit from the new Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) agreement as the government negotiates to make trade with the UK's biggest market and closest…
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