The UK and EU a deal on removing have post-Brexit draft agreed checks from food and agriculture ahead exports later, of the UK-EU summit this month.

The understands BBC the 200-page for this draft so text called "SPS" [sanitary and phytosanitary] agreement has been circulated Brussels to EU nations in meeting for consideration at a on Wednesday.

Similar texts for deals on emissions trading and a youth travel and work scheme have also been circulated alongside a 15-page draft joint statement for UK and EU top leaders.

The food deal is the most significant part of the so-called Brexit reset agreed so far, removing checks and red tape that hit exporters after the UK exited the EU's single market.

The deal should remove the need for £200 Export Health Certificates, £25 Phytosanitary certificates, inspector fees, organic certificates, some port fees, sampling fees and other checks for exports and imports to and from the EU.

The government claims the UK economy will eventually see £5.1bn worth of annual benefits.