It was not 80, it is 100: The new export quota of beef to the United States has been confirmed, following the signing of the agreement.

Published Feb 5, 2026

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Finally, the most important detail for the livestock sector of the agreement between Argentina and the United States was revealed. The quota for exporting duty-free beef will be 100,000 tons, surpassing the current 20,000 tons. This represents an improvement in the expectations of the industry, as according to various versions and announcements by President Milei himself, it was speculated that the agreement would be for 80,000 tons. The signing of the agreement between both countries has once again put beef at the center of the stage. With the confirmation of an annual quota of 100,000 tons to enter the North American market under preferential conditions, the cattle and meat processing sectors are hopeful for a historic leap that could transform the relationship with one of the most demanding and valuable destinations for Argentine beef. The news was officially confirmed by the Government, although the operational details of the agreement have not yet been released. Despite this ...

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