Argentina is introducing changes to agricultural input regulations as international suppliers assess opportunities in crop protection, fertilizers, biological products, and precision agriculture.
According to Fertilizer Asociación Civil, Fertilizar, consumption reached 5.1 million metric tons in 2025, an increase of 3% year-on-year. Meanwhile, a study by Pampas Group and Somera, reported by CASAFE, valued Argentina’s biological agricultural inputs market at US$118.7 million in 2025, with approximately 17.4 million hectares treated.
Demand for agricultural technologies is being influenced by herbicide-resistant weeds, crop diseases, climate variability, and rising cultivation costs. Suppliers from the United States, China, India, and Europe are evaluating opportunities in formulation, distribution, and technical cooperation.
Regulatory changes are also affecting market access. SENASA Resolution 214/2025 simplified certain registration procedures for fertilizers, stimulants, inoculants, and soil amendments.
Additional measures introduced under Senasa Resolutions 458/2025 and 843/2025 revised procedures for crop protection product registration and imports. Resolution 869/2026 established temporary administrative authorizations for specific crop protection applications.
These measures retain technical, sanitary, and documentation requirements.
Argentina’s agricultural input market remains influenced by commodity prices, logistics, financing, and regulatory compliance, which affect investment decisions and technology adoption.
