We Are Certified

Sorobras holds the S.I.F. seal (Brazilian Federal Inspection Service), a control system administered by the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAPA) designed to ensure the quality and safety of animal-origin products (whether edible or non-edible) intended for both domestic and international markets.

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The Self-Control Program (PAC) is a set of mandatory procedures that companies in the Brazilian food sector must implement to ensure product safety and quality.

Within the context of the biotechnology and laboratory supply industry, the PAC demonstrates technical rigor, organizational structure, and commitment to Brazilian sanitary regulations, consisting of three main components: GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices), SSOP (Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures), and HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points).

Our products are exported using the International Sanitary Certificate (CSI), the official sanitary document (issued in printed or electronic format) provided by the competent authority for the national or international transit of raw materials and animal-origin products.

This certification complies with the sanitary, technical, and legal requirements established by MAPA Ordinance No. 431, of October 19, 2021.

https://www.gov.br/agricultura/pt-br/internacional/portugues/exportacao/animal/origem-animal/certificacao-sanitaria

New Opportunities and Strategic Cooperation

If you represent a company or institution located in a country that does not yet have a specific agreement with Brazil, or that does not currently accept the standard Brazilian International Sanitary Certificate (CSI) for Fetal Bovine Serum, we still encourage you to contact us.

We have a strong interest in establishing solid relationships with new international partners and are prepared to engage with local regulatory and sanitary authorities to jointly explore technical and regulatory solutions that may enable the opening of new markets and the development of long-term commercial partnerships.

We remain open to exploring alternatives and opportunities that mutually benefit our business and the advancement of global science.