Argentina changes the export scheme for peanuts, beef, dairy products and tobacco, affecting regional economies from 2027

The article reports that Argentina's Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries unified and modified the administration of tariff-rate quotas through Resolution 175/2026. The new scheme applies a first-come, first-served criterion to facilitate the use of export quotas that frequently remain unfilled and to simplify administrative procedures for companies. The measure covers peanuts, peanut paste and tobacco exported to the United States; canned peaches shipped to Mexico; dairy products destined for Ecuador and Colombia; and beef, chocolates and confectionery exported to Colombia. Most of the rules will apply to the 2027 trade cycles, while the tobacco regime already covers the cycle that began on September 13, 2026.