Deal finalised to remove Brexit checks on food and animal products
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The EU and UK have completed a sanitary and phytosanitary deal to end Brexit checks on food and animal imports and exports, including sausages, cheese, leather and flowers. A settled 200-page text should take effect in the first quarter of 2028 after a six-month delay tied to a UK leadership change; EU ambassadors discuss it Wednesday ahead of a 20 November summit with Andy Burnham and EU leaders. British food exports to the EU have fallen by about a third since 2019, with eggs, chicken and potatoes among the worst hit.
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