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General · 27 June 2026

Starmer drops foie gras ban for EU deal

Starmer drops foie gras ban for EU deal

Food trade plans with the European Union could change under fresh negotiations. Sir Keir Starmer has given up a manifesto promise to stop foie gras imports as part of talks on a post-Brexit agreement, according to The Telegraph, published on 27 June 2026. It says the deal won't include a special exemption from Brussels rules covering imports.

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