The U.S. and UK are finalizing their first bilateral trade deal post-Trump's tariffs, yet negotiations face challenges over British food standards. U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins has softened her initial hardline stance on hormone-treated beef and chlorine-washed chicken. Although the agreement allows for reciprocal beef access, UK officials remain firm on restrictions against these controversial products. Rollins acknowledged shifts in U.S. agricultural practices as farmers respond to market demands, stating that only 5% of poultry now undergo the chlorine treatment, indicating a potential for further concessions in the future.
As Britain and the U.S. finalize their trade deal, British negotiators are still refusing to accept U.S. beef and chicken treated with hormones and chlorine.
American Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins hinted at potential concessions on agricultural standards as American exporters adapt to British market preferences.
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