Staphyt once again leads product registrations in Brazil and consolidates four consecutive years of leadership in regulatory affairs
In an increasingly technical, rigorous, and competitive regulatory environment, the 2025 figures highlight this leadership. Out of a total of 912 product registrations granted in Brazil throughout the year, 82 were supported by Staphyt’s technical and regulatory expertise, around 9% of all registered products, the highest volume among all consulting firms operating in Brazil.
Product registrations in 2025: leadership supported by technical expertise
The 82 product registrations supported by Staphyt in 2025 reflect a solid and technically diverse performance within the scope of Regulatory Affairs, covering Technical Products, Formulated Products, and Biologicals
It is important to clarify that, in the total of 82 product registrations supported in 2025, registrations conducted by BioRisk— a company that is part of the Staphyt group, are included. From an operational and strategic standpoint, BioRisk and Staphyt operate in an integrated manner, sharing technical standards, regulatory processes, and quality guidelines. This structure represents a single, unified regulatory affairs operation in Brazil.
This distribution demonstrates the company’s ability to work across different regulatory categories, each with its own specific authorization requirements, technical assessments, and compliance demands. Maintaining consistent performance across all three fronts within the same regulatory period is uncommon in the Brazilian market.
Regulatory affairs in Brazil: a context that amplifies the significance of the results
Regulatory affairs in Brazil involve complex processes conducted by multiple competent authorities, with detailed technical assessments, extensive documentation requirements, and long timelines. Methodological flaws, technical inconsistencies, or poorly defined strategies often result in additional requests and significant delays in product registrations.
In this context, maintaining leadership in registrations for four consecutive years is not the result of occasional volume, but rather of a mature operational model based on structured processes, deep regulatory knowledge, and accumulated practical experience.
Since entering the Brazilian market in 2020, Staphyt has applied the same technical and regulatory standards used in highly demanding markets such as the European Union, ensuring regulatory alignment, high-quality documentation, and greater predictability in regulatory processes.
What sustains Staphyt’s leadership in regulatory affairs
Several factors explain the consistency of Staphyt’s results in product registrations in Brazil:
Applied technical specialization
Teams composed of analysts, coordinators, and managers with hands-on experience in regulatory affairs, legislation, and registration processes.
Structured and traceable regulatory processes
Rigorous management of dossiers, deadlines, and interactions with regulatory authorities, reducing risks and rework.
Strategic and preventive approach
Anticipation of regulatory requirements, avoiding reactive approaches that compromise timelines and technical decisions.
Ability to handle high regulatory complexity
From technical equivalence to biological product registrations and innovative formulations.
Impact of product registrations on Brazilian agribusiness
More than an institutional indicator, the product registrations conducted in 2025 reflect a direct impact on Brazilian agribusiness. Each well-structured process expands access to new technologies, increases competitiveness, and contributes to greater productive efficiency.
By supporting its clients in navigating complex regulatory affairs, Staphyt makes a concrete contribution to the development of the agricultural sector, grounded in science, compliance, and technical precision.
When regulatory predictability becomes a competitive advantage
Being the regulatory consultancy that supported the largest number of product registrations in Brazil in 2025, for the fourth consecutive year, confirms a trajectory built on technical excellence, robust processes, and deep understanding of Regulatory Affairs.
For companies seeking safety, predictability, and quality in product registration processes, Staphyt continues to be a strategic partner in Brazil and globally.
Know more about Regulatory Affairs in Brazil
As part of its commitment to disseminating technical knowledge in regulatory affairs, Staphyt will host an exclusive webinar with its Director of Regulatory Affairs (Brazil), Daniela Maia, on February 3rd at 3:00 p.m. CET.
Titled “Bioinputs Registration in Brazil: Current Regulatory Framework and Upcoming New Developments,” the webinar will address the current regulatory framework applicable to agricultural biological products, including different regulatory categories, authorization requirements, registration, and compliance. The roles of competent authorities, the main challenges faced by the sector, and a medium-term analysis of expected developments with the implementation of the new Bioinputs Law will also be discussed.
Participation is free of charge, upon prior registration:
https://staphyt.clickmeeting.com/bioinputs-registration-in-brazil-current-regulatory-framework-and-upcoming-new-developments/register
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