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Lista suja listing

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Enter the identifier returned by the lista suja search and review the full listing: employer, establishment, workers found, final decision and every period it spent on the register. Free, no login.

The id the lista suja search returns for each employer.

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One listing from the cadastro with its full history

The lookup returns one listing from the slave labor registers published by Brazil's Ministério do Trabalho e Emprego: the lista suja do trabalho escravo, which is the Cadastro de Empregadores, or the register of employers under a conduct adjustment agreement. It carries the employer's name, whether it is an individual or a company, its masked CNPJ or CPF, the inspected establishment, the state, the inspection year, how many workers were found, the CNAE economic activity, the final decision date and the listing date. Unlike the search, it includes the full history of periods on the register, with the start and end of each one, and, where they exist, the court order, the conduct adjustment date and the link to the agreement. You take the identifier from the lista suja search.

  • Employer and establishment

    Name, party type, masked CNPJ or CPF, inspected establishment, state and CNAE activity.

  • The inspection

    Inspection year, workers found, final decision date and listing date.

  • History and documents

    Each period on the register with its start and end, the court order, the conduct adjustment date and the agreement.

Common questions

From Brazil's Ministério do Trabalho e Emprego, which publishes the Cadastro de Empregadores known as the lista suja do trabalho escravo and the register of employers under a conduct adjustment agreement. Croma answers from the dataset it keeps updated daily with the whole source and returns the listing structured.

Yes, it is free and needs no account. There is only a cap on lookups per hour from the same connection to prevent abuse, and one listing per lookup. For volume, use the Croma API.

It is the key Croma uses to identify each listing in the cadastro, and the lista suja search returns it with every result. It is not the CNPJ or the CPF: the same company can have several listings, one per inspected establishment, each with its own identifier.

That no listing in the cadastro carries that identifier today. It is a definitive answer, not an error, and it is also what you see when the employer has already left the register: in that case it no longer appears on the lists the ministry publishes. If you copied the identifier from an old search, search again by CNPJ or name to check whether it is still listed.

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