Argentina's National Service for Agrifood Health and Quality (SENASA) announced the implementation of Resolution No. 593/2026, introducing a simplified and modernized framework for the authorization of export destinations for products and by-products of animal origin. The resolution seeks to streamline administrative procedures while ensuring that exporting establishments continue to meet domestic regulatory requirements and the import conditions imposed by destination markets. 1.Harmonized Authorization Requirements Establishes a unified set of requirements for exporting establishments seeking authorization to export to specific foreign markets. Promotes consistency and transparency in the export approval process. 2.Digitalization of Procedures Eliminates the requirement to submit paper-based applications for export destination authorization. Integrates the process into SENASA's electronic administrative management system, supporting digital regulatory administration. 3.Removal of Authorization Expiry Period Abolishes the previous two-year validity period for export destination authorizations. Authorizations will remain valid indefinitely, provided the establishment continues to maintain approved operating conditions and complies with applicable requirements. 4.Ongoing Compliance Obligations Exporting establishments must continuously comply with Argentine legislation and destination-country import requirements. SENASA retains authority to suspend, modify, or revoke authorizations where compliance conditions are no longer met.
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