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The United Kingdom and the European Union are moving toward signing a sanitary and phytosanitary agreement at the November 20 summit, aimed at making it easier to transport horses and reducing the administrative and border burdens that have increased since Brexit. The movement of thoroughbred horses between the two sides has fallen by around 25% compared with 2019. The agreement could eliminate veterinary health certificates, which cost up to £200 per consignment, and reduce border inspections. Officials have called for simpler customs procedures and the development of digital horse identification. The final details are expected to become clear after the summit, with the necessary steps to implement the agreement to follow.
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