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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.

Demystifying Digital Product Passports for Fashion and Textiles - Learn the truth behind common myths about DPP in the fashion industry.

Since it came into effect in June 2023, the EU Regulation on Deforestation-Free Products (EUDR) has put fashion companies that use leather, rubber and wood on notice to ensure their supply chains are free from illegal deforestation. Now, the industry is racing to prepare for compliance, working towards a December 2024 deadline when the law’s main obligations will start to apply.

Fashion brands must prepare for upcoming legislation on supply chain traceability and invest in sustainability to stay compliant. Discover key steps and expert insights in our latest article.

There is a proposed regulation at the EU Parliament level to ban products made with forced labor from entering or leaving the market for sale.