The recent US-UK trade deal, which includes provisions for reciprocal market access on beef, has sparked significant backlash from British farmers and agricultural organizations. Key figures such as Nigel Farage and various farming unions expressed fears that the deal could undermine local agriculture, particularly highlighting the risk of hormone-treated beef entering the UK market. Farmers like those represented by NFU Cymru warn that the deal imposes burdens on Welsh farmers and demand clarity on animal welfare standards. Critics, including farmer representatives, have voiced their frustrations, with one calling the deal a betrayal and another emphasizing the hidden risks of US beef being served in London restaurants without consumer awareness. As discussions continue, there are calls for protective measures to ensure the integrity of the UK farming industry amidst fears of further compromises.