The Jacobacci municipal slaughterhouse in Argentina has secured a license to slaughter sheep and capon meat in line with Islamic regulations, paving the way for a new market in Qatar and other Middle Eastern countries. The certification process, overseen by the Islamic Center of the Argentine Republic, took three years and involved significant infrastructure reforms. The first shipment of 1,200 20-kilo boxes will depart from Buenos Aires next week, destined for Qatar and Kuwait. The slaughterhouse, which can process up to 300 sheep daily, aims to increase this to 800 and has the potential to become a hub for halal slaughter for farms in Río Negro, Chubut, and Neuquén.