UK Negotiates Market Access for Poultry Exports in Japan
The United Kingdom negotiated market access in Japan for its poultry exports, the U.K.'s Department for International Trade announced in a June 16 news release. The agreement represents an estimated 13 million pound opportunity for the British poultry industry in…
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both fresh and cooked poultry products. The negotiations over animal health requirements were conducted over the past four years, concluding in April, the release said. The requirements build off the U.K.-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement now in force. That trade deal “has helped to secure new wins for our brilliant food and drinks industry and boost trade between our two nations, which was worth over 24 billion [pounds] in 2020 alone,” U.K. International Trade Minister Ranil Jayawardena said.