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Initially, under the agreement, a forum for debates related to the interests of both countries will be established which includes developing trade agreements for the future , Whitehall officials told Express.co.uk.
Bilateral consultations on issues related to trade in agricultural goods will also take place through a Joint Agriculture Committee (CCA) to cut red tape on exports such as Beef.
Trade between both countries is worth £6billion a year whilst Brazilian agribusiness exports to the United Kingdom are worth £710million a year.
Tereza Cristina, Brazil’s Minister of Agriculture, who struck the agreement with Environment Secretary George Eustice said: “We have a lot of things to change.
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After years of uncertainty, the Prime Minister agreed a Brexit deal with the EU in December with the UK leaving the transition period on January 1. In a new report, economic advisor Dr Adolf Rosenstock claimed with the uncertainty surrounding Brexit now gone, future investment into the UK will soon pour in. In particular, he predicted Brexit Britain to have greater ties with the large economic markets in the US, China and India.