The Argentine government, led by Mauricio Macri and Luis Miguel Etchvere, has proposed a deregulation of cattle export regulations, following the example of Brazil and Uruguay. This involves lifting a 1973 decree that banned the export of live cattle, allowing for the export of animals at various stages of rearing and fattening. The main destinations for these shipments are the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and China, primarily for religious reasons. While there are concerns about the immediate market impact, experts believe this could significantly boost the Argentine livestock sector if properly implemented and infrastructure is developed.