PARLIAMENTARY WRITTEN QUESTION
(17 December 2025)
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Tracy Gilbert (Labour)
Answer
The upgraded FTA secures several provisions to reduce administrative burden and costs for UK businesses.
It streamlines clearance processes for the release of perishable goods like Salmon and ensures Scottish salmon raised from imported seedstock qualify for tariff-free access to the Republic of Korea, commitments welcomed by the Scottish salmon industry.
The FTA also locks in our Geographical Indication protection for Scotch Whisky, preventing the sale of fake Whisky in Republic of Korea. New rules of origin provisions will make it easier to export via distribution hubs without being charged tariffs, a key facilitation welcomed by the industry.
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