Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) Compliance Readiness Check

Assess whether your supply chain traceability, supplier transparency, and import documentation meet the requirements of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act.

Understand Your UFLPA Compliance Readiness

The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act establishes a presumption that goods imported into the United States are made with forced labour if linked, directly or indirectly, to the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Importers must provide clear and convincing evidence to rebut this presumption. This compliance readiness check helps you evaluate whether your current data, traceability, and supplier records support UFLPA compliance.

By completing this check, organisations can identify documentation gaps and forced labour risks before goods are detained or denied entry.

Who Should Complete the UFLPA Readiness Check?

This UFLPA compliance assessment is relevant for:

• Companies importing goods into the United States

• Enterprises sourcing raw materials, components, or finished goods globally

• Buyers and brand owners responsible for import compliance

• Suppliers and intermediaries within complex, multi-tier supply chains

• Organisations seeking to reduce detention and enforcement risk under UFLPA

What the UFLPA Readiness Check Assesses

This readiness check evaluates alignment with key UFLPA compliance requirements, including:

• Supply chain mapping and tier-level supplier visibility

• Identification of forced labour risk indicators

• Documentation supporting origin and processing steps

• Evidence demonstrating absence of forced labour links

• Traceability and transactional records across suppliers

• Retention and auditability of import compliance documentation

How the UFLPA Readiness Check Works

• Data Review

  • Answer a short series of questions on how supplier, sourcing, and import documentation data are currently captured and managed.

• Risk Assessment

  • Your responses are analysed to assess exposure to forced labour risk and potential import detention based on sourcing regions and data gaps.

• Readiness Outcome

  • Receive a clear indication of whether your organisation is UFLPA-ready, partially prepared, or requires foundational improvements.

What You Will Receive After Completing the Check

• A clear UFLPA compliance readiness status

• Identified documentation and traceability gaps

• Guidance on strengthening forced labour risk mitigation

• Recommended next steps to improve import readiness

How Palmyra Pro Supports UFLPA Compliance

Palmyra Pro supports UFLPA compliance by enabling verifiable supply chain mapping, transaction-level traceability, and auditable records that help demonstrate ethical sourcing and rebut forced labour presumptions.

This allows organisations to move from reactive enforcement response to proactive import compliance.