The United Kingdom and the United States announce a commercial deal to save thousands of British jobs, says Starmer | Politics News
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The United Kingdom and the United States approved a commercial deal, while confirming Sir Kerr Starmer and Donald Trump this announcement during a direct television phone call.
This is the first commercial deal agreed after Mr. Trump began his second term in January, and after he imposed a strict tariff on countries around the world in April.
Sir Kerr said that the “first type” deal with the United States will provide thousands of jobs throughout the United Kingdom, strengthen British business and protect the British industry.
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The deal includes:
• Reducing the customs tariff by 27.5 % on British car exports to the United States to 10 %, which affects 100,000 vehicles each year
• The steel and aluminum industries will not face any tariffs after it has been placed on 25 %
• Cow meat exports allowed both directions
The President said that the UK has “preferential treatment, whatever happens in the future” on medicines.
However, still there 10 % tariffs on most goods in the United Kingdom He was imported to the United States after Mr. Trump imposed this duty on the exports of most countries last month.
Trump said the “final details” of the agreement are still “written.”
Business Minister Jonathan Reynolds said Politics Center with Ali Fortko: “It is a great deal because without penetration of these sectoral definitions that we were able to announce today, thousands of people stood up to lose their jobs soon in the United Kingdom, and the economic damage of the United Kingdom was very important from there.”
He said that the deal is only the first part and the negotiations on the definitions by 10 % “is still ongoing.”
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The Minister of Trade Douglas Alexander of Parliament said that the United Kingdom “adheres to more negotiations on customs tariff discounts.”
He added that the deputies will be able to discuss the deal and any legislation required to implement it.
“This is a truly wonderful historical day,” said “This is a really wonderful historical day,” which will lead to “strengthening trade between our countries and our crosses,” while Mr. Trump said that the agreement will be “great for both countries.”
The president said that the deal will make both the United Kingdom and the United States a “much larger in terms of trade” as Sir Kerr, who said he was “wonderful to his partnership in this matter … we have a great relationship.”
Sir Kerr said it was achieved by not playing policy, and insisted that the UK could have good trade relations with both the United States and the European Union.
Red lines on beef and chicken
The Prime Minister said that the United Kingdom has “red lines” according to the criteria written in the agreement, especially on agriculture.
Mr. Alexander told the House of Commons: “Let me be clear that the imports of beef treated with hormones or chicken will remain illegal.
“The deal that we signed today will protect British farmers and support high animal care and environmental standards.”
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“American beef is the safest”
US Minister of Agriculture Brock Rollins said that the deal “will greatly increase our meat exports,” he added: “To be very clear, American beef is the safest, better quality, and the crown jewel for American agriculture for the world.”
On whether the UK will have to accept all our beef and chicken meat, Mr. Trump said: “They will take what they want, we have a lot of, we have each type, we have every classification you can get.”
He said that the hint to the United States will move towards the practices of higher luxury, and said that US Minister of Health Robert F.
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The former UK governments – and failed – tried to secure the free trade agreement with the United States, but Sir Kerr made it a high priority.
Conservative Minister of Trade Andrew Griffiths collected the deal, saying that the United Kingdom is still in the same category of Burundi and Batuan.
“It is a coke deal, not the real thing.”
