Cheaper booze and chocolate on the way after Kemi Badenoch inks huge £12trillion trade deal in New Zealand

BREXIT Britain has inked a £12 TRILLION trade deal which paves the way for cheaper booze and chocolate.

Kemi BADENTON, UK Trade Minister, has signed the UK CPTPP (the giant Indo Pacific trade bloc) in New Zealand Today.

Trade secretary Kemi Badenoch has signed Britain up to a historic deal in New Zealand

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Kemi BADENOHN, the UK’s Trade Secretary has signed Britain to an historic agreement in New ZealandSmoke Ltd.

The only reason we were able join this booming alliance was because we quit the EU.

Zero tariffs will allow the UK to export more whisky, and also cheaper tequila and chocolate to Asia. Mexico.

Hailing the historic moment, Ms Badenoch said: “I’m delighted to be here in New Zealand to sign a deal that will be a big boost for British businesses and deliver billions of pounds in additional trade, as well as open up huge opportunities and unparalleled access to a market of over 500 million people.

“We are using our status as an independent trading nation to join an exciting, growing, forward-looking trade bloc, which will help grow the UK economy and build on the hundreds of thousands of jobs CPTPP-owned businesses already support up and down the country.”

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CPTPP is a treaty between Canada and Mexico. Peru, ChileNew Zealand is a great place to start.

According to ministers, the growing countries that make up the trade bloc are of great economic significance for Britain.

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Britain’s economy shrank by 0.1 per cent in May, gloomy figures out earlier this week revealed.

It is estimated that the rate of inflation will only slightly decrease from its current 8.7%.

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