The Brazilian border is causing significant issues for the export of hubbsi hake from Argentina, with delays and rejections due to alleged sanitary problems. This has led to a memorandum from SENASA, requesting producers to meet the requirements of the Brazilian destination market, which has disappointed meatpackers. SENASA has requested stronger controls to minimize parasite risks in fishery products. This situation has caused increased costs and potential price drops, with arguments being discussed about the fairness of these obstacles. Some argue that they are non-uniform and are negatively impacting the value of the product. Arguments are being discussed among CAFREXPORT partners about the impact of these obstacles and potential dialogue with authorities to address the situation.