The UK and EU agreed on a draft deal to eliminate Brexit-related checks on food and animal product exports.

Updated 2026-11-03 · told from many outlets at once

The UK and EU agreed on a new draft deal removing Brexit checks on food and agriculture exports, with an estimated annual economic benefit of £5.1 billion.

• The UK agreed to a new draft deal with the EU regarding post-Brexit checks on food and agriculture exports.
• The UK Government estimates the deal will benefit the UK economy by £5.1 billion annually.
• The food deal would remove the need for £200 export health certificates.
• The 200-page draft text for the SPS agreement was circulated to EU nations in Brussels.

Outlets: Evening Standard, MyJoyOnline, RTÉ News, The Guardian, The Irish Times, The Scotsman

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