The deadline for agricultural producers registered in the National Sanitary Registry of Agricultural Producers (RENSPA) of the National Agri-Food Health and Quality Service (SENASA) to carry out the update of their current data is October 28th.
The process, which can be done through 100% digital self-management or by attending SENASA offices in person, will provide reliable and updated information to optimize sanitary management.
Agricultural producers registered in RENSPA who have been registered for more than one year or since their last update in the SENASA system must update their information ( Resolution 679/2026).
RENSPA holders who own bovine and/or buffalo cattle located in areas with foot-and-mouth disease vaccination are exempt from this process, provided they comply with the Affidavit of Other Species during the vaccination act and that the update of RENSPA data is accredited through the vaccination records incorporated into the Integrated Animal Health Management System (SIGSA).
In these cases, producers will not have to carry out a new RENSPA update procedure, as the information will have been incorporated and validated during the vaccination campaign.
However, this exception does not exempt these producers from declaring all species and livestock activities carried out on the establishment, nor from keeping said information permanently updated when modifications occur.
Likewise, non-traditional non-productive activities, such as zoos, parks and similar establishments, continue to be exempt from the measure.
The update can be carried out using any of the following methods:
● Digital self-management: by accessing the RENSPA system using Clave Fiscal through the Tax Collection and Customs Control Agency (ARCA).
● In person: at the SENASA Local Office corresponding to the jurisdiction where the productive establishment is located.
In both cases, the declared information will be subject to verification by SENASA for its definitive incorporation into the Registry.
Once the deadline has passed, SENASA may proceed to cancel the RENSPA registrations that have not complied with the required update, without prejudice to their holders subsequently being able to request the reactivation of their registration in accordance with the procedure established by the agency.
Those who wish to know more information can consult the procedure on the SENASA website, write to the email consultasrenspa@senasa.gob.ar or consult the RENSPA referents in the regional centers of the agency, according to the corresponding jurisdiction.
