Registration of veterinary products in Argentina.

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Servicio Nacional de Sanidad Animal (SENASA) (National Animal Health Service), Paseo Colón, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Published: December 1995

A scheme for registering pharmaceutical and biological products for veterinary use was introduced in Argentina in 1994, as part of a joint scheme for countries of the Common Market of the South (Mercado Común del Sur: "Mercosur'). The authors describe the main features of these regulations, and the process which led to their development.

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