INASE established a regulation to strengthen the traceability of cotton seed through the implementation of monitoring systems using artificial intelligence and cameras, which improves the oversight and control of declared crops.
In an effort to ensure the quality and authenticity of domestically produced cotton, the National Seed Institute (Inase) implemented Resolution 392/2026, which requires ginning plants to implement a comprehensive monitoring system known as “Semilla Segura.”
We believe this measure aims to address the issue of cotton seed loss, a matter that had been causing concern among producers and consumers. Through the implementation of cameras and artificial intelligence systems, gins will be required to ensure stricter and more transparent traceability of the seeds.
The current economic climate suggests that security for agricultural producers is more critical than ever. Given the volatility of international prices, the possibility of fraud or deception in the seed supply chain can have significant economic consequences.
For investors and producers, this measure can be seen as a positive step toward greater security for their investments. However, it may also require significant adjustments to the infrastructure and logistics of the lint-removal plants, which could result in additional costs and delays, especially without careful advance planning.
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