The measure, published in the Official Gazette through Resolution 750/2025, establishes that the products authorized by equivalence will be able to carry out the official control of their commercial series in the country of origin, provided that they comply with international standards that guarantee sanitary status.
He National Agrifood Health and Quality Service (Senasa) ordered that imported veterinary products entering the equivalence authorization regime They can be controlled in their countries of originin accordance with international regulations, as established in Resolution 750/2025 published Tuesday in the Official Gazette.
The measure It is based In an extensive regulatory framework that includes Laws No. 13.636, 24,305 and 27,233which regulate from the importation of veterinary products to the fight against Afitosa fever and animal and plant health throughout the national territory.
Certificate of Use and Marketing
The provision incorporates a new article to the current regulatory framework and allows the Certificate of Use and Marketing (CUC)the veterinary products that come from nations included in the list authorized by the SENASA carry out the official control of their commercial series at origin.
In particular, the resolution excepts additional requirements to antigens and vaccines against Foot and mouth disease that are already framed in the authorization process by equivalence, regulated in the Resolutions 333/2025, 338/2025 and 525/2025 of the organism itself.
Harmonization and free competition
In this way, it seeks harmonize control procedures and accompany the guidelines set by the National State in the field of promotion of productive chains, promotion of free trade and guarantee of free competition.
Fluits Field
The text of the decree clarifies that these modifications should not affect the sanitary status of the Argentine Republic, especially in relation to the fight against the footbrewing fever and the quality of the vaccines used.
The resolution is part of Law 27,233, which declared animal and plant health of national interest, and that confers the primary responsibility to plan, execute and control the actions aimed at preserving the health of animals and plants, the safety of food and the quality of agricultural products.
In that sense, the president of the agency, María Beatriz Giraudo Gavigliosigned the resolution that reinforces the control mechanisms and facilitates the operation of veterinary products that meet internationally recognized standards.
Source: Ambito
