UFLPA (Uyghur forced labor prevention act)
Reporting
The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), effective from June 21, 2022, combats forced labor, particularly in Xinjiang. It mandates US companies to scrutinize supply chains, report to Customs, and penalizes non-compliance. Aligning with the International Labor Organization’s definition, the UFLPA targets all US imports, necessitating proof of labor-free sourcing. Importers must certify products are untainted by Xinjiang forced labor, directly or indirectly, under threat of penalties enforced by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
At ComplianceXL, we prioritize aligning your supply chain with UFLPA regulations to mitigate forced labor risks. Our dedicated supplier engagement team assists with compliance data collection, due diligence, and reporting. We also offer maintenance services to ensure accuracy and reliability of regulatory documents for our clients.
Tackle UFLPA compliance challenges with confidence
Think of a supply chain that not only meets UFLPA requirements but also serves as a beacon of ethical business practices. With our services, you can:
- Proactively identify, evaluate and mitigate forced labor risks.
- Ensure on-going supplier compliance and transparency by mapping the supply chain and assessment of forced labor vulnerabilities
- Establish a robust supplier code of conduct to meet UFLPA standards.
- Empower your team with UFLPA compliance training that covers insights into supplier selection and interaction.
- Promptly remediate any issues while maintaining ethical standards.
- Achieve independent verification of data efficacy and implement an efficient due diligence system.
- Report on the performance and engagement regarding the due diligence system With our guidance and expertise, you can achieve an ethical and UFLPA-compliant supply chain.
Our UFLPA Compliance Solution
- UFLPA Consulting
- UFLPA Gap analysis
- Supply chain due diligence
- Supplier declarations and documentation
- Compliance data management and repository
- Training to all stakeholders i.e., both internal supply chain staff and external suppliers
Secure your supply chain’s integrity and contribute to a more ethical global business landscape. Your journey towards UFLPA compliance starts here! Let us show you how our UFLPA Compliance Services can benefit your organization by scheduling a consultation today.
