Map
Trace your supply chain beyond Tier 1 and Tier 2 to identify suppliers linked to high-risk regions or entities. SUPPLIERASSURANCE maps multi-tier networks and highlights where exposure to forced labour may occur.
Protect your supply chain from forced labour risks
The UFLPA prohibits goods linked to forced labour from entering the United States. All imports from Xinjiang are presumed to involve forced labour unless proven otherwise, and non-compliance can mean shipments are detained, seized, or permanently barred. The financial, legal, and reputational consequences are significant, making supply chain transparency essential.
NQC’s SUPPLIERASSURANCE platform supports compliance by combining supplier mapping, risk assessment, independent verification, and corrective action tracking. Within this framework, a dedicated UFLPA assessment helps importers trace suppliers, screen against the Entity List and collect the evidence required by US Customs to demonstrate due diligence and keep goods moving.
A Structured path to UFLPA compliance
NQC’s supply chain risk management platform, SUPPLIERASSURANCE, helps companies comply with the Uyghur Forced Labour Prevention Act by providing clear workflows for supplier mapping, risk assessment, and evidence collection. With a dedicated UFLPA assessment inside the ASSURE module, importers can build defensible cases, reduce disruption, and keep shipments moving.
Assess
Screen suppliers against the UFLPA Entity List and evaluate their risk profile. Collect evidence such as declarations, purchase orders, and shipping records. SUPPLIERASSURANCE flags gaps and guides suppliers in strengthening documentation.
Demonstrate
Generate audit-ready reports with a full evidence trail to present to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. SUPPLIERASSURANCE makes it easier to prove due diligence, protect shipments, and maintain market access.
