UFLPA Use Case

How to accelerate supply chain mapping and due diligence for UFLPA with TrusTrace

Some of the largest global brands implement TrusTrace to demonstrate due diligence and conduct effective supply chain tracing. By centralizing supply chain data onto TrusTrace, brands can confirm which goods imported into the US are not made, in whole or in part, by forced labor, especially from the Xinjiang Region.

U.S Customs and Border Protection may look for the following to release a detained shipment as per UFLPA:

UFLPA WRO Requirement	Availability in TrusTrace
A. Due Diligence System Information in place	Supplier Data Management Supply Chain Mapping
B. Supply Chain Tracing from raw material to imported good	Supply Chain Mapping Material Compliance
C. Information on Supply Chain Management Measures	CBP expects the importer to supply this with their own internal business documentation.
D. Evidence Goods were not Mined, Produced or Manufactured Wholly or in Part in the XUAR	Supplier Data Management Supply Chain Mapping Material Compliance
E. Evidence Goods were not Mined, Produced or Manufactured Wholly or in Part by Forced Labor	Supplier Data Management Supply Chain Mapping Material Compliance

Map upstream. Prove origins. Centralize data.

Visualize supply chains for risk analysis

Collaborate with your suppliers and discover sub-suppliers to establish further visibility into your supply chains for forced labor risk analysis. TrusTrace provides traceability trees so you can map out and number your supply chain processes.

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Connect data and prove product origins

There’s a lot of data to collect, and we’re here to help make it as seamless and painless as possible. Use our APIs to connect your data from ERP or PLM systems to supplier data in TrusTrace in order to prove countries of origins.

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Pre-program data required for declarations

Structure the type of data you want from your supply chain and scale out the collection in TrusTrace. Pre-program supply chain mapping requirements based on UFLPA and other laws and regulations.

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Download the chain of custody on demand

Review, validate and approve documentation. Integrations will link documentations with shipments in the background, making it easy to download UFLPA compliance evidence.

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What our customers say

“We want to collect certifications from our suppliers, and we also look to TrusTrace to help us gather data regarding fibers and supply chain for analysis.”

– JODI EVERDING, FILIPPA K

Supplier Data Management

Take your supply chain and supplier data out of static spreadsheets and into the cloud with TrusTrace. Start managing supplier facility details, audit records and other supplier ESG data in one place.

Supply Chain Mapping

Trace your final products from garment-backwards, visualize it with traceability trees and prove countries of origin with TrusTrace. Supply Chain Mapping collects and stores documentation for specific products and styles.

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Speed up supply chain mapping of detained goods for UFLPA

How to accelerate supply chain mapping and due diligence for UFLPA with TrusTrace

U.S Customs and Border Protection may look for the following to release a detained shipment as per UFLPA:

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Map upstream. Prove origins. Centralize data.

Visualize supply chains for risk analysis

Connect data and prove product origins

Pre-program data required for declarations

Download the chain of custody on demand

Minimize the time and effort to clear WROs using TrusTrace.

“We want to collect certifications from our suppliers, and we also look to TrusTrace to help us gather data regarding fibers and supply chain for analysis.”

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The products featured in this use case:

Supplier Data Management

Supply Chain Mapping

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