Check a supplier
The record, the sanctions, the tax standing and the social and environmental risk: 10 a day.
Free
Look up a CNPJWhether any establishment of the company is on the MTE Register of Employers, the list of employers caught using slave-like labour — to check a supplier, a customer or the supply chain before closing a deal.
The Ministry of Labour publishes the employers caught subjecting workers to slave-like conditions, after the final administrative decision. The lookup tells whether any establishment of the company is on it.
The inspected establishment, the state, the year of the inspection and how many workers were found in slave-like conditions.
The name stays on the list for two years from the listing. The lookup shows the listing date, the expected removal and, when a court suspended it and the name came back, the periods.
Whether the company is on the MTE slave labour list, its Ibama embargoes in force and its infraction notices — with the sanctions and the tax standing — for one company or your suppliers in bulk.
The record, the sanctions, the tax standing and the social and environmental risk: 10 a day.
Free
Look up a CNPJ1,000 lookups for 30 days: paste your supplier list and get the report and the spreadsheet, or use the API.
US$ 5.00
See the plansType the CNPJ in the lookup: the answer tells whether any establishment of the company is on the MTE Register of Employers, with the establishment, the workers found, the year of the inspection, the listing date and the expected removal. The first 10 lookups of the day are free.
The whole company: the list is checked by the CNPJ root, and a record of another branch shows with that branch's CNPJ.
No. The lookup brings only companies (CNPJ); individual employers, whom the list publishes with their CPF, are left out.
Yes. With a plan, the bulk lookup checks up to 200 CNPJs at a time and returns a spreadsheet with the slave labour list, the Ibama embargoes, the sanctions and the tax standing of each company; through the API too.
Yes. Follow the company on Radar CNPJ: when the new MTE list brings the company, or the company leaves the list, you get an e-mail. The first 10 followed companies are free.