About BrazilTrace

Brazilian supply chains — cattle, timber, coffee, and others — face a growing requirement to prove where what they produce actually comes from: the EU's EUDR, the US Lacey Act, and buyer due-diligence questionnaires (LkSG, Sedex, EcoVadis) all ask for more evidence, about each individual supplier, not just the exporting company itself.

Assembling that evidence by hand — checking CAR, INPE, IBAMA, the forced-labor registry, CEIS/CNEP, and cross-referencing traceability documents one by one — doesn't scale past a handful of suppliers. BrazilTrace automates that checking and keeps everything continuously up to date.

You stay in control of every compliance decision: we assemble and organize evidence from public sources and the documents you upload yourself, but whoever registers, declares, or submits anything to a government body, buyer, or certifier remains you, your customs broker, or your buyer — never us.