President Trump revealed Thursday that the United States and the United Kingdom had reached a consensus on the general structure of a new trade pact — marking the first such agreement since Trump unveiled his “Liberation Day” tariffs last month.
Speaking from the Oval Office, Trump, 78, said the UK had agreed to “open up the country” to more U.S. products, placing a strong emphasis on American agriculture, particularly beef exports.
“They’ll also be fast-tracking American goods through their customs process, so our exports go to a very, very quick form of approval, and there won’t be any red tape,” he added.
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