SENASA updates regulations for live animal transport and strengthens national logistics control

The National Service of Agri-Food Health and Quality (SENASA) approved Resolution 806/2025, published this Tuesday in the Official Bulletin, which establishes a new regulatory framework for the washing and disinfection of vehicles used in the land transport of live animals. The measure not only reinforces animal health standards but also introduces a more controlled and digitized logistics structure, with the creation of a National List of Washing and Disinfection Stations and the mandatory implementation of a Unique Washing and Disinfection Certificate (CULyD) that will accompany each transfer. A national network for transport traceability SENASA will have a central database of authorized establishments, under the National Animal Health Directorate, which will concentrate information on all registered washing stations and facilities in the country. This network will allow transporters to access a public and updated registry—available on the agency's website—facilitating route ...