There will be many differences in Australian law and law in Argentine.

We are
supposed to understand what these differences are how they effect the export
business. If we are supposed to enter any contractual arrangement we should
make sure the legal processes from the home country to host country are
different.

Here are some cases where the exporters may face problem with legal issues:

There may be different legal systems like one place there may be
common law system and other may be civil law system. These are
different and there may be a issue understanding them and handling
these regulations.
We should make sure what law will apply in Argentina in disputes.
Patent registration should not be a issue in Argentina also other
intellectual property issues should be considered.
The exporters of goods will also be responsible for the health and safety
aspects and sometimes employment law may also apply.
Assess to courts to handle disputes or request claims. There may be
place restrictions on the type of the claims, which can be requested.
Should also ensure what is the taxation in Argentina and the revenue
laws should also be referred.
Argentina ma have different Negligence and misrepresentation laws
compared to Australia.

gentina from 2011 February increased the list of items in import
licensing. Import licensing is important to export anything to Argentina. This
issue was not discussed and this could be a problem if ignored and
procurement of business start and if this is known late after some logistics is
already done and everything come to stall.
Since 1991, Government of Argentina has been using this import license
regime. The imports of any kind are separated into automatic or non-
automatic license. The importer should later on also provide the information to
the officer in the Argentine Ministry of economy and production (MPE) for the
review of the product prior to the shipping.

Argentina asks for license for importing for the customs clearance application
form must should be registered and under the secretariat of foreign Trade
Management at the Secretariat of Industry, Commerce, and Small & Medium-
Size Enterprises (SMEs). Approval takes 48 hours for Air and Maritime
shipments. If the under secretary dose not reply in 10 days the approval is
automatically granted.

Non-automatic license require more documentation to be submitted in the
Argentine Ministry of Economy and Production (MEP) it is reviewed before the
approval prior to the shipping of goods. The license id obtained it is valid for
60 working days.