The Independent focuses on critical issues like reproductive rights and climate change, ensuring fact-based reporting without paywalls. Donations support journalism that brings both sides to light. The UK has reached a significant trade deal with Mexico, allowing twelve businesses to export quality pork products after eight years of negotiations. This agreement, which will generate £19 million over five years, notably aids Northern Irish exporters. The Mexican pork market's growth estimates support the potential financial benefits for British farmers, highlighting the importance of international trade agreements.
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After eight years of negotiations, twelve businesses have secured approval to export British pork, offal, and edible by-products to Mexico.
The UK government estimates that Mexico's pork market has grown by 5.4 percent annually between 2019 and 2024, making this deal significant.
This deal is a tremendous win for pork producers, particularly providing new access for Northern Irish exporters.
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