Brexit Breakthrough: UK-EU Sanitary Deal

0:00On April 21st, UK and EU negotiators are on the verge of sealing a sanitary and phytosanitary deal to slash Brexit hurdles for farm goods. This pact won't kill every form, but it promises real relief by ditching physical border checks and those pricey 200 pound veterinary. Certificates Meanwhile, it would scrap the not-for-EU labels that have jammed up wholesaler since Brexit kicked in. Let's say this could revive Scottish shellfish exports, like Languistines and oysters, which used to hit Paris plates fresh off the boat within a day, pre-Brexit, border delays killed that speed, tanking sales. According to trade pros testifying to peers, the UK holds leverage because it never fully enforced checks like the EU did in Dover, letting up to 20,000 businesses drop EU shipments. Some push for mutual recognition of standards, like New Zealand and Australia use, overlocking into EU rules. Talks continue on balancing that buyer's edge with dynamic alignment to nix inspections

1:03for good, potentially flipping the script on post-Brexit trade, flows.