Using Minority Certification for Health Product Importation from Brazil
- Margareth Rossini

- Nov 4, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 14, 2024
For the past few months, we’ve been discussing the benefits of minority certification for small businesses. This certification offers significant advantages for companies importing health products from Brazil, including government contracts, corporate partnerships, and financing opportunities.

Firstly, certified companies are better positioned to secure exclusive government contracts. Many federal, state, and local government agencies have procurement programs aimed at increasing the acquisition of minority-certified businesses. For health products, which are often in high demand, being a certified minority business can make your company eligible for these contracts, giving you a competitive edge over non-certified competitors.
Certification also strengthens corporate partnerships. Large corporations often have supplier diversity programs designed to foster inclusive purchasing practices. By being certified, your company becomes a preferred supplier for these corporations. Corporations like hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and medical device manufacturers are increasingly committed to supporting certified suppliers.
The third relevant advantage is access to financing and resources. Minority certification can make your company eligible for various grants, low-interest loans, and financial assistance programs specifically designed to support small business owners.
Importing health products from Brazil involves navigating complex regulatory landscapes, including FDA approvals and customs regulations, avoiding costly delays.
Lastly, certification can enhance your business's reputation. Being recognized as a minority-owned business demonstrates a commitment to diversity and inclusion, which can appeal to both customers and partners. It signals that your business meets rigorous standards, which can build trust and credibility in the healthcare market.
If you'd like to learn more about the certification process and FDA requirements, contact us through the information below. We’d be happy to guide you through this landscape. Margareth Rossini
Attorney | OAB São Paulo
Paralegal | Graduated from Valencia College | ABA Approved
Regulated Markets Specialist 📞 +1 (407) 818-8174
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