Safeguard your Cross-Border Supply Chains from UFLPA Enforcement
To comply with the UFLPA, importers must have a comprehensive supply chain map to demonstrate forced labor risk due diligence at all stages.
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Quickly uncover hidden trade counterparty connections, including transshipment risk and geographic proximity to designated entities.
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View profiles on 1.6M corporate entities geolocated in Xinjiang Province, as well as 91M Chinese company profiles.
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Sayari has six dedicated risk factor types for Xinijang and UFLPA forced labor typologies.
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Sayari was awarded a $7.8 million contract from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to support mitigation of ongoing global supply chain risks and ensure major U.S. corporations comply with import regulations, including new directives like the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA).