Stationery
Retail sale of notebooks, paper, pens, folders and the rest of what an office or a school bag needs.
Four swatches for four registered trades
The federal tax registration lists one main activity and three secondary ones. Each swatch in the fan below stands for one of them, with the official code and a plain reading of what the trade covers.
Billboard installation
Mounting and fixing advertising boards on building fronts, walls and frames built to carry them.
Other retail goods
Sale of merchandise that falls outside the earlier retail categories of the record, such as odd counter items.
Services to businesses
Other work done mainly for companies, as the broad wording of this code describes it.
From the paper counter to the board on the facade
A notebook and an advertising board look like they belong to different worlds. In this firm's registration they sit next to each other, and the legal name ties them together as visual communication.
One side is retail: the supplies people buy to study, run an office or put a notice together. The other side is getting a printed message out onto the street, fixing it where people walking by will read it.
The registered address is an office room in Valongo, the port district at the historic center of Santos. Anyone planning to stop by should arrange it first, by email or on one of the phone lines.
Things worth writing to us about
These topics follow the trades in the record. Putting one in the email subject helps sort the request at first glance.
- Stationery. Questions about office or school supplies, and requests for a quote.
- Board. Installing an advertising board at a spot you already have in mind.
- Facade. Looking over the wall, front or frame that is meant to hold the piece.
- Counter. Other goods the company sells at retail.
- Business. Services for another company, such as routine support work.
- Record. Requests for company details from a supplier or a customer.
- Privacy. Anything about personal data handled through this site.
- Something else. Write it your own way; it reaches us all the same.
What helps the first reply come back complete
None of this is required. It only saves a string of back-and-forth messages before getting to the point.
- Where
- District and city of the spot, the job or the delivery. Inside Santos, the street name is enough.
- What
- A short description of the item or the board, with rough measurements if you have them.
- Reply
- How you would like the answer: by email, by landline or at another number of yours.
Photos can go as email attachments. Please leave personal documents out of this first message.
The shelf label: official company data
Copied from the CNPJ card the Federal Revenue issued on November 9, 2026. Activity names are translated; codes and the legal name stay as filed.
| Legal name | CARTAZ AMARELO COMUNICACAO VISUAL LTDA |
|---|---|
| Trade name | CARTAZ AMARELO |
| CNPJ (tax ID) | 10.630.615/0001-55 · head office |
| Registered and founded | February 5, 2009 |
| Legal form | 206-2 · Sociedade Empresária Limitada (limited company) |
| Size | ME (micro-enterprise) |
| Main activity | 47.61-0-03 · Retail of stationery |
| Secondary activities | 43.29-1-01 · Installation of advertising boards 47.89-0-99 · Retail of other goods not listed elsewhere 82.99-7-99 · Other services provided mainly to businesses, not listed elsewhere |
| Address | R. Visconde de Embaré, 230, Sala 1113, Valongo, Santos, SP, 11010-240, Brazil |
| Phones | +55 13 3878-1810 · +55 13 3878-1820 |
| Email for this site | contato@betweenthechores.com |
How to reach Cartaz Amarelo
In writing or by phone. The address below is the only email this site uses; both numbers are the ones on file in the company record. Replies may come in Portuguese.
R. Visconde de Embaré, 230, Sala 1113Valongo, Santos, SP · 11010-240 · Brazil
Whatever you send us is handled under the Cartaz Amarelo privacy policy.
The firm also keeps an English board of short reads at Pinned by the Register, a corner of this site for notes in English.