UK ministers are ramping up efforts to finalize a trade deal with the US after President Trump announced a 10% tariff on UK exports. Despite being previously optimistic about a free trade agreement post-Brexit, skepticism remains, particularly regarding food safety standards that conflict with US demands for products like chlorine-washed chicken. Agriculture poses significant challenges as Trump’s voter base prioritizes rural interests. Additionally, negotiations also touch on digital services, as the US objects to the UK's recent digital tax initiatives.
Ministers are intensifying negotiations for a trade deal with Trump following new tariffs on UK exports, focusing on advanced technology while addressing food safety standards.
Security concerns and the future of UK agriculture are at the heart of the trade discussions, particularly surrounding chlorinated chicken and hormone-treated beef, prompting cautious UK officials.
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