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Choosing the Right Forced Labor Prevention Solution for Your Business
July 23, 2024
Megan Doyle
Sustainable Fashion Journalist
The regulatory landscape in the U.S. is rapidly evolving. Since it was first implemented in 2022, the enforcement of forced labor regulation has continually escalated, leaving implicated companies scrambling to catch up. With legislation showing no signs of slowing down, understanding how to navigate ongoing changes to Forced Labor Prevention (FLP) laws has never been more important.
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