The UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs announced that its agri‑food attachés have unlocked £80 million in new export opportunities for British food and farming businesses in 2026. The attachés resolved 20 trade barriers, including a streamlined Chinese export registration that could save businesses £50 million annually, and secured access for poultry and eggs in the UAE, processed animal protein in Indonesia worth £10 million, cookie dough in India and seafood in Kuwait. Farming Minister Stephen Morgan said the network acts as “boots on the ground” to cut through barriers that would otherwise take years. The attachés met about 100 producers and industry groups during an intensive week in Essex, discussing support for the new UK‑EU SPS Agreement and upcoming trade deals.
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