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SENASA repeals two obsolete chapters of the 1968 inspection regulation

Res. SENASA 62/2026 (Official Gazette Jan 23, 2026)
in forceNATIONAL Market deregulation

Res. SENASA 62/2026 repeals the Advisory and Family Farming chapters of the inspection rulebook for products of animal origin.

What changed and who it applies to

What changed
SENASA repeals two chapters of the Inspection Regulation for Products, By-products and Derivatives of Animal Origin (Decreto 4.238 of 07/19/1968): Chapter XXIX 'On Advisory Services' (Art. 1) and Chapter XXXIII 'On Products from Family Farming' (Art. 2). Rationale: Chapter XXIX became obsolete due to technological advance (digital platforms that replace the print-media institutional communication mechanisms it regulated), and Chapter XXXIII, given the productive particularities of family farming, warranted separate treatment from the rest of the regulation's homogeneous sanitary criteria. verif Jan 23, 2026
In force
Jan 24, 2026, the day after its publication in the Boletín Oficial (Jan 23, 2026), as the resolution itself sets out. verif Jan 24, 2026
Are you in or out?
Establishments in the animal-origin products chain (meatpacking plants, meat and dairy industry) subject to the Inspection Regulation of Decreto 4.238/68, and family-farming producers whose specific chapter is repealed (pending differentiated treatment). Modest direct material impact: it is regulatory cleanup of obsolete chapters, not a substantive easing of sanitary control. verif Jan 23, 2026
The norm
Resolución 62/2026 of the Servicio Nacional de Sanidad y Calidad Agroalimentaria (SENASA), issued on Jan 22, 2026 and published in the Boletín Oficial on Jan 23, 2026 (notice 337675), in force from the day after publication. It repeals Chapters XXIX and XXXIII of Decreto 4.238/68. verif Jan 23, 2026

Our reading

A signal that the regulatory-simplification agenda reaches concrete action in agriculture too (R-desregulación): SENASA prunes chapters of a 1968 regulation. Its value for us is as evidence of continuity of the deregulatory program, not for its direct economic impact, which is limited. Worth watching whether it is the first of a series of larger prunings of Decreto 4.238/68 with real effect on meatpacking plants. thesis

Where it lands, province by province

Applies the same nationwide

No effect lands differently in any one province: it applies the same across the country.

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