Compliance by country

See exactly which livestock-compliance requirements Farmso covers in your country — individual ID, health & withdrawal, movement, welfare, environmental, fiscal and more.

Available on Standard Updated 2026-07-12 · 5 min

Livestock rules differ by country. Farmso maps its features to the twelve core compliance areas and shows, per country, which are covered in-app, which use a country-specific instrument (like Brazil’s GTA transit guide or SISBOV), and which steps stay with the government service (for example transmitting an NF-e to the tax authority). Select your country below to see your coverage — the same matrix you get inside the platform’s Compliance Hub.

Select your country

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required areas covered in Farmso
  • Individual animal ID & traceabilityRequired hereSISBOV / PNIB

    Individual bovine/buffalo identification + birth-to-slaughter traceability.

    Covered
  • Animal health & medicine withdrawalRequired herePNCRC residues

    Veterinary medicine residue/withdrawal control.

    Covered
  • Movement & transit documentsRequired hereGTA (Guia de Trânsito Animal)

    Mandatory animal transit guide for every movement — issue and print GTAs in-app; live MAPA/PGA submission is external.

    Covered
  • Sanitary inspection & slaughterRequired hereSIF / SIE / SIM

    Federal/state/municipal slaughter & product inspection.

    Covered
  • Animal welfareRequired hereIN 56/2008 · humane slaughter

    Good practice & humane handling requirements.

    Covered
  • Biosecurity & disease controlRequired herePNEFA / sanitary defense

    Foot-and-mouth & disease control programs.

    Covered
  • Product certification & claimsHalal/Organic (SISORG)

    Export & market certifications (optional but common for export).

    Covered
  • Feed & veterinary input recordsRequired hereMAPA feed registration · SIPEAGRO

    Feed & veterinary input control (Self-Control Law).

    Covered
  • Supply chain, inventory & cold chainCold-chain / logistics

    Recommended for processed-product operations.

    Covered
  • Environmental & land complianceRequired hereCAR (Cadastro Ambiental Rural)

    Property boundaries, legal reserve & zero-deforestation origin.

    Covered
  • Fiscal & e-invoicingRequired hereNF-e / NFP-e · CBS/IBS

    Electronic fiscal note for livestock sales; 2026 tax reform (CBS/IBS).

    Covered
  • Consumer transparencyVoluntary QR provenance

    Consumer field-to-fork passport via QR with full provenance.

    Covered
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How to read the matrix

Covered means Farmso handles the requirement in-app end to end (records, documents, enforcement). Partial means a generic capability is available with a country-specific instrument where relevant. External flags steps that, by law, are performed by the competent authority — Farmso prepares everything up to that hand-off (for example a draft NF-e XML and DANFE print, with signing and transmission to SEFAZ done externally).

Inside the platform, the Compliance Hub turns this coverage into a live score for your farm, lists outstanding requirements, and links each one to the Farmso section that satisfies it. See the Compliance Hub guide.

FAQ

Yes. Every country gets a sensible default profile covering the universal requirements (individual ID, health & withdrawal, movement, welfare, biosecurity). Deep national instruments (e.g. Brazil) are added over time.
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