Your suppliers are certified.
Their owners are not.
Consumer goods companies face mandatory human rights due diligence, UFLPA forced labor compliance, and growing pressure from major retailers like Walmart, Target, and Costco requiring supply chain transparency and ownership verification. Sayari connects trade data to corporate ownership across your full supplier network — so you can make credible sourcing statements.
The exposure your current tools don’t surface.
UFLPA exposure in apparel, footwear, and home goods supply chains
Consumer products manufactured with cotton, polysilicon, or other inputs from the Xinjiang region carry UFLPA presumption of forced labor — regardless of where the final assembly occurs or who the direct supplier is.
Unauthorized subcontracting by approved suppliers
Approved contract manufacturers frequently subcontract production to unauthorized factories without disclosure — factories that may use forced labor, fail audit standards, or be owned by restricted parties.
Sourcing agent opacity in consumer goods procurement
Consumer goods sourcing agents and trading companies operate as intermediaries between brands and factories. Their ownership — and the factory relationships behind them — is rarely disclosed voluntarily.
Verify the ownership behind your consumer goods supply chain.
Sayari connects import transaction data to the corporate ownership structures behind your consumer goods suppliers — enabling brands and retailers to identify forced labor exposure, unauthorized subcontracting, and undisclosed factory ownership at every tier of the supply chain. Beyond regulatory compliance, supply chain transparency protects brand reputation from reputational risk, helping marketing and sustainability teams demonstrate authentic ESG commitments to consumers and investors.
Verify the disclosed ownership of contract manufacturers and sourcing agents against primary-source corporate registry data — identifying undisclosed government affiliations, sanctioned-party connections, and related-party conflicts.
Trace consumer goods manufacturing inputs from approved suppliers through to the actual factory and raw material source — identifying Xinjiang nexus and forced labor risk indicators at every tier.
Identify unauthorized subcontracting by connecting import transaction data to the corporate ownership of the actual manufacturing entities behind your approved suppliers.
Sayari’s primary-source investigation records provide the documentation basis for mandatory human rights due diligence filings, retailer supply chain audits, and ESG disclosure requirements.
From raw data to confident decision.
Resolve your approved supplier registry
Sayari resolves your entire consumer goods supplier base — including contract manufacturers, sourcing agents, and raw material suppliers — against 500M+ company records across 250+ jurisdictions.
Trace trade flows and ownership to source
Import transaction data is connected to corporate ownership structures — revealing the actual factories behind your approved suppliers, the sourcing agents intermediating procurement, and the beneficial owners of both.
Generate human rights due diligence documentation
Sayari’s investigation records provide the primary-source supply chain documentation required for mandatory HRDD filings, UFLPA rebuttable presumption responses, and retailer supply chain certifications.
jurisdictions — covering every major consumer goods manufacturing hub
Sayari’s world model covers corporate registries in Bangladesh, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, India, China, and every other major consumer goods manufacturing jurisdiction — with import transaction linkage to the factories behind your approved suppliers.
See a Consumer Supply Chain DemoDecisive action requires complete ownership data.
What decisive consumer teams accomplish.
Consumer brands trace their supplier network to the factory and beneficial owner level — without manual registry research across a dozen manufacturing jurisdictions.
The largest integrated trade and corporate intelligence database — connecting consumer goods import transactions to the actual factories and beneficial owners behind approved suppliers.
Every Sayari investigation produces primary-source supply chain documentation — creating the audit trail required for EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive filings and UFLPA compliance.
The Sayari stack for consumer risk.
Sayari Graph
The primary-source corporate intelligence platform — connecting consumer goods trade records to the corporate ownership structures behind your suppliers, agents, and factories.
Explore Sayari Graph →Supply Chain Risk
End-to-end consumer goods supply chain traceability — from Tier 1 approved suppliers through the contract factories and raw material sources behind them.
Explore Supply Chain Risk →Forced Labor Compliance
UFLPA-specific traceability for consumer goods — connecting import transactions to Xinjiang nexus indicators across your full supplier network.
Explore Forced Labor Compliance →Make supply chain claims you can back up.
Sayari gives consumer goods teams the trade and ownership intelligence to verify supplier certifications, detect unauthorized subcontracting, and build the documentation required for mandatory supply chain due diligence.