LONDON (Reuters) – Britain on Thursday said it had negotiated to reduce or remove tariffs on exports of alcohol to several markets around the world, as it eyes a free trade deal with India, one of its biggest whisky markets. Britain is seeking to negotiate trade deals around the world after it left the European Union, but new trade minister Kemi Badenoch has also indicated that she wants to remove other barriers to trade. The trade ministry said that 100 million pounds ($112 million) of export markets had been opened up by removing barriers to trade for the alcohol industry, whose exports reac…