The General Directorate of Customs (DGA) decided to suspend as of this Wednesday, June 25, 2025, at 8:00 p.m., the operations of Terminal 4 of the Port of Buenos Aires due to repeated breaches by the concessionaire company.
The measure was communicated by the Deputy Director General of Metropolitan Customs Operations, Marcelo Alejandro Sosa, through an official notification addressed to the main chambers of Argentine foreign trade.
Reasons for the closure of Terminal 4
According to the record signed on June 5, the decision is based on multiple complaints from importers, exporters, and logistics operators who reported delays, inefficiencies, and extraordinary costs in the service of Terminal 4.
The problems identified include failures in the assignment of appointments, unjustified delays in operations, suspension of controls without customs authorization, and irregular granting of deadlines for cargo withdrawal.
Although the terminal had committed to improving the appointment system, optimizing user service, and signing agreements with business chambers, Customs concluded that the necessary conditions to guarantee efficient service were not met.
