In Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, Argentina, the National Agri-Food Health and Quality Service (Senasa) intercepted a vehicle at the Urugua-í border control post, confiscating over 50 kilograms of undocumented sausages and cold cuts from Brazil. These products lacked the necessary health and commercial documentation and were not authorized by Senasa, posing a potential public health risk due to the absence of a guaranteed cold chain. The merchandise was subsequently denatured in accordance with regulations. This measure is part of Senasa's ongoing efforts to prevent the entry of animal and plant pests and diseases, protect public health, and maintain the zoophytosanitary status of the country's agri-food production.