Access Brazilian genetic heritage with legal certainty

Does your company use Brazilian biodiversity? Discover your regulatory risk with AI and get expert guidance.

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Non-compliance with Brazil's Law 13,123 brings
real consequences

IBAMA (Brazil's environmental agency) actively enforces against companies that use Brazilian biodiversity — especially in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and food sectors.

R$ 10M Fines of up to R$ 10 million for companies and up to R$ 100,000 for individuals
Embargo Product seizure, suspension of activities and business shutdown
Restrictions Loss of credit, public financing and tax incentives

Three pillars to simplify
biodiversity compliance

Diagnostic + Guidance

Triage of your case with a personalized step-by-step plan.

Toolkit

Templates, checklists and document models validated by experts.

Does your company use
biodiversity?

Our AI runs a quick diagnostic and delivers a clear view of your regulatory risk — in less than 5 minutes.

3–5 min
7 questions
Instant results
100% free

Our biodiversity expert reviews your results and reaches out if needed.

Why RegulaBio exists

Brazil holds the largest biodiversity on the planet. Yet the legislation regulating access to this heritage is so complex that many companies give up on innovating — or operate without knowing they are at risk.

RegulaBio was born to change that. We combine legal expertise with technology to make biodiversity compliance accessible and actionable.

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"Law only matters when it transforms lives"
Bárbara de Sandre Veiga Founder — 11+ years in environmental law
FINEP Innovative Women
DIB Program — Pará
M.Sc. in Science and Environment
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