UK Accepts Deal to Align Food Standards with EU

What Burnham’s Brexit deal means for your breakfast

The Telegraph • 9 Նոյ 07:00

A forthcoming agreement between the UK and the EU will require Britain to adopt EU sanitary and phytosanitary rules, affecting producers, pricing and trade, with an expected implementation by 2028.

Burnham's EU reset is surrender dressed up as negotiation

The Telegraph • 7 Նոյ 16:00

The United Kingdom has accepted a deal that aligns its sanitary and phytosanitary regulations with the European Union, prompting criticism from agricultural groups over potential impacts on trade and domestic standards.

Sausages, cheese and pet passports: What could change in new EU deal?

The Independent • 4 Նոյ 17:42

Negotiators aim to remove checks on food and agricultural products, a move the UK government says could add up to £5.1 billion annually.

‘Smoky bacon’ crisps face ban under Brexit reset deal

The Telegraph • 4 Նոյ 12:06

A post-Brexit food and drink agreement will require the UK to adopt EU labelling standards that prohibit meat-related terms for plant-based snacks, potentially affecting products such as smoky bacon crisps and vegetarian steak.

UK and EU agree deal to remove Brexit checks on food and animal products

The Guardian • 3 Նոյ 09:46

The United Kingdom and the European Union have agreed to remove sanitary and phytosanitary checks on food and animal product trade, with implementation expected in the first quarter of 2028.