Argentine government launches mechanisms to facilitate access to foreign currency for Small and Medium Sized companies.

The Argentine clinical laboratory and in-vitro (IV) diagnostic market relies largely on imports traditionally dominated by U.S. products.

Argentina’s President Javier Milei has made significant changes to simplify import regulations and payments. 

The Argentine Government announced an adjustment to the PAIS tax, a tax that affects foreign trade transactions.

Argentine president issued an Executive Decree declaring a two-year public emergency in economic, financial, fiscal, administrative, tariff, and social matters.

U.S. exporters of medical products should review the product registration requirements to be able to sell into the Argentine market.

Due to a growing local market and a recent uptick in crime, U.S. security solutions may find opportunities in Argentina.

The information communication and technology (ICT) market in Argentina presents several opportunities for U.S. solutions the IT and telecommunications sectors.

U.S. suppliers within the mining sector should consider Argentina as a market for expansion.  

The Government of Argentina has established an import regime that slows the flow of imports entering the country and affects payment timelines.

Traveling is part of the Argentine lifestyle, and the United States is a popular travel destination for both business and pleasure. 

U.S. companies should start preparing for an uptick in infrastructure-related projects in Argentina in 2024. 

The Argentine market presents opportunities for U.S. exporters of irrigation systems and water conservation technology solutions.

The Argentine market presents opportunities for U.S. exporters of irrigation and water conservation technology solutions.

There is growing awareness of the importance of cybersecurity across Argentina.