Where does the UK trade?
% of total UK trade in 2018
EU : 40%
Countries with EU trade agreements : 11%
Rest of the World : 49%
While it was an EU member, the UK was automatically part of around 40 trade deals the EU had struck with more than 70 countries.
In the run-up to Brexit, the UK was given permission to copy these agreements. So far, the UK has managed to agree 20 such deals, covering 50 countries or territories. These represent just over 8% of total UK trade.
The following deals are expected to take effect at the end of the transition period, according to the Department for International Trade:
Kosovo (£8m of trade in 2018)
Jordan (£448m in 2018)
Morocco (£2.5bn in 2018)
Georgia (£123m in 2018)
Southern African nations (£10.2bn in 2018)
Tunisia (£542m in 2018)
Lebanon (£762m in 2018)
South Korea (£14.8bn in 2018)
Central America (£1.1bn in 2018)
Andean countries (£3.4bn in 2018)
Norway and Iceland (£30.6bn in 2018)
Caribbean countries (£3.7bn in 2018)
Pacific Islands (£163m in 2018)
Liechtenstein (£146m in 2018)
Israel (£4.2bn in 2018)
Palestinian Authority (£41m in 2018)
Switzerland (£32.4bn in 2018)
The Faroe Islands (£252m in 2018)
Eastern and Southern Africa (£2bn in 2018)
Chile (£2bn in 2018)