Renewal and Update of Registration with MAPA
For companies in the agricultural sector, renewing and updating their MAPA registration is a critical process that ensures operational continuity, regulatory compliance, and access to national and international markets. With strict deadlines and specific technical requirements, many companies face challenges such as incomplete documentation, delays in analysis, and the risk of interdiction. In this article, we explain step by step how to carry out this process efficiently, avoiding fines and downtime, and highlight how specialized MAPA consulting can turn this requirement into a competitive advantage.
What you will find in this blog:
Registration with MAPA is valid for five years and must be renewed in order for establishments that produce, process, or sell agricultural products to continue operating legally. Without renewal, companies are subject to:
Strategic tip: The renewal request must be initiated at least 120 days before expiration, as required by the SIPEAGRO system.
Preparing the documentation is the most critical step. Errors here are the main cause of rejection. Essential documents include:
The SIPEAGRO system is the official digital platform for filing renewal requests. The process involves:
Keeping your registration up to date not only avoids penalties, but also:
2025 scenario: New sustainability and digital traceability rules have made registration even more valuable to consumers and retailers.
Mastering MAPA requirements demands not only technical knowledge, but also practical experience in process management, which is where Stone Okamont becomes indispensable. Companies that prioritize this compliance:
With Stone Okamont, you can turn a bureaucratic process into a strategic advantage. Request an assessment and discover how our personalized consulting can simplify your regulatory journey.
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