The controversial measure to allow bone-in beef from areas free of foot-and-mouth disease with vaccination into Patagonia—an area free of the disease without vaccination—has been postponed for at least two more months. Just a week before the initial 90-day suspension of SENASA Resolution 186/2025 was set to expire, the government decided to push back the implementation date again. According to La Nación, the delay aims to allow time for official responses from countries like Chile and EU members regarding whether the regulatory change might have commercial or sanitary consequences.
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