[threeseed]

But wait until you see the reduced regulations you will end up with.

US is demanding regulatory alignment in agriculture and food safety as a condition of the FTA for example. And the US has significantly higher rates of food borne illnesses compared to the UK due to these weaker regulations:

https://www.sustainweb.org/news/feb18_US_foodpoisoning/

[tonyedgecombe]

I suspect we won't see that because there has been too much publicity about it already. Workers rights are a different matter though.

[briandear]

https://fullfact.org/health/food-poisoning-US-UK/

[three_seagrass]

That fact check is only evaluating the very specific claim:

>"One in six people in the US get food poisoning each year and one in 66 people in the UK get food poisoning each year."

Saying that while correct, the two specific studies use different methodology and should not be used together in a sentence.