🔹 Tariffs & Market Access
• Argentina provides preferential access for U.S. industrial, technological, medical, and agricultural goods.
• The U.S. removes tariffs on selected natural resources and pharmaceutical inputs.
• Both countries commit to improved conditions for beef trade.

🔹 Non-Tariff Barriers
• Argentina removes restrictive import licensing and consular requirements.
• Phasing out of the statistical tax on U.S. imports.

🔹 Standards & Regulation
• U.S. goods following U.S. or international standards can enter without extra testing.
• Argentina accepts U.S. vehicle standards (FMVSS) and FDA certifications for medical devices and pharmaceuticals.

🔹 Intellectual Property
• Stronger enforcement against counterfeit goods.
• Commitments to address patent backlog, patentability criteria, and geographical indication issues.

🔹 Agriculture
• Market opened for U.S. live cattle; poultry access within a year.
• Simplified approvals for U.S. beef, pork, and dairy.

🔹 Labor & Environment
• Protection of internationally recognized labor rights, including banning imports made with forced labor.
• Actions against illegal logging and commitment to WTO Fisheries Subsidies obligations.

🔹 Economic Security & Strategic Alignment
• Cooperation on export controls, investment screening, duty evasion, and responding to non-market practices of third countries.
• Joint work on critical minerals and stabilizing global soybean trade.

🔹 Digital Trade
• Argentina recognizes the United States as an adequate jurisdiction for cross-border data flows.
• No discrimination against U.S. digital services.
• U.S. electronic signatures recognized as valid.