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The UK and EU have agreed on a draft deal to eliminate post-Brexit controls on food and agricultural exports, ahead of their upcoming summit. The 200-page draft SPS agreement aims to reduce bureaucracy affecting exporters since Brexit. It is expected to benefit the UK economy by £5.1 billion annually, allowing the resumption of exports like fresh sausages and seed potatoes. The deal will remove health certificates and some inspection fees, while the UK will commit to aligning with existing EU regulations. Recent agreements also include emission trading and youth travel programs.