Argentina's foreign trade continues to evolve to adapt to the demands of the global market. With the implementation of three new regulations, the country seeks to modernize its regulations, aligning them with international standards and boosting key sectors such as yerba mate, construction materials and diplomatic franchises.

Argentina's emblematic yerba mate, recognized worldwide, now has a "Yerba Mate Roadmap". This system simplifies its trade by guaranteeing traceability from production to export, strengthening the confidence of international markets in its quality and origin. For producers and exporters, this not only represents a logistical improvement, but also an opportunity to win new customers.

The construction materials sector takes a step forward with the update of its regulations. This change allows Argentine products to comply with international quality requirements, facilitating their export and opening doors to infrastructure projects in other countries. The alignment with these standards is a strategic bet to position the country as a reliable supplier in the region and beyond.

The modifications to the diplomatic exemption regime simplify the importation of goods under this scheme, reducing time and improving transparency in the processes. This change benefits companies that operate under this regime, facilitating their access to inputs and technology to strengthen their operations.