From customs to fishing, the key terms of post-Brexit trade deal

New rules require the UK to self-certify the origin of its exports to the EU.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s post-Brexit trade deal is unique in that it will leave businesses facing more barriers to trade than they did while Britain was a member of the European Union.
 
The following encapsulates the main points of the deal.
 
Trade in goods
 
Summary: The agreement ensures that most goods traded between the EU and UK won’t face new tariffs or quotas. However, British exporters will face an array of new regulatory hurdles that will make it more costly and burdensome to do business in Europe.
 
Market access: UK and EU goods will continue