Assess & prioritise risks
Map suppliers across tiers and geographies to reveal potential exposure to forced or child labour. Apply OECD-aligned risk assessment to prioritise the suppliers, regions and sectors where intervention is most critical.
Prepare now for new forced labour rules in the EU
The EU Forced Labour Regulation (EUFLR) will prohibit products linked to forced or child labour from being placed, sold, or exported in the European market. Taking effect in December 2027, it applies across all sectors and company sizes. Non-compliance can mean products are withdrawn, seized or destroyed, creating significant financial, legal, and reputational risks.
NQC’s SUPPLIERASSURANCE platform supports compliance with a dedicated forced labour assessment. By mapping suppliers, identifying high-risk regions and capturing the evidence regulators require, it helps organisations demonstrate due diligence and safeguard EU market access.
How NQC supports EUFLR compliance
Preparing for the EUFLR requires more than supplier declarations. Organisations must be able to assess risk against OECD standards, collect verifiable evidence, and demonstrate how corrective actions are managed. NQC's SUPPLIERASSURANCE platform brings these capabilities together in one platform, giving buyers and suppliers a practical way to show due diligence and protect EU market access.
Collect & validate evidence
Use the dedicated Forced Labour Assessment within the ASSURE module to capture supplier policies, certifications, and documentation. Benchmark responses against risk indicators and external data sources to improve reliability and transparency.
Remediate & demonstrate compliance
Work with suppliers to address identified gaps, track corrective actions, and record progress. Consolidate results into structured reports that show regulators your supply chain is prepared and EU market access is safeguarded.
