The upcoming Anglo-Australia Free Trade Agreement highlights the post-Brexit “Global Britain”

David McCredie, chief executive of the British Chamber of Commerce in Australia, said that the imminent Anglo-Australia Free Trade Agreement highlights the fact that the UK has become a “truly open global UK” after Brexit. The Minister of Trade Dan Tehan is confident that he can reach a deal with the British food market within six weeks, which may increase Australia’s beef exports to the UK tenfold. However, Mr. McCreddy told Sky News: “It is important to ensure that agriculture is only a small part of this deal.” “More importantly, there is news that the UK is indeed an open, globalized UK. “When you look back at Boris Johnson’s speech at the beginning of last year, before the Greenwich pandemic, he really knew that this was an opportunity…For British exporters, they could enter Australia and other Asia. Markets in other countries. “Of course, they are also talking about the possibility that the United States may become a free trade agreement in the future.”