The article highlights a significant achievement for Argentina's agricultural sector with the export of garlic seed to South Africa, certified by the National Service for Agrifood Health and Quality (Senasa), from the town of Monte Cristo in Córdoba. This shipment of 1,016 kilos is a pioneering move towards establishing new markets, in line with the government's policy of promoting certification, traceability, and market exploration. The garlic seed export makes a notable addition to Argentina's garlic production, which is primarily concentrated in the Cuyo region and exports 70% of its production, positioning Argentina as the 3rd largest garlic exporter globally. This event is underscored by Senasa's regional centers' role in supporting local economies and enhancing the value of their production.