Workshop A – The Ins and Outs of CBP’s UFLPA Compliance, Due Diligence and Documentation Requirements

Nov 19, 2024 9:00 am – 12:30 PM

Eric Emerson
Partner
Steptoe LLP

Christopher Timura
Partner
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Doug Nystrom
Associate Director, North America
Impactt

A Thorough, Step-by-Step Review and Analysis of Grey Areas

Through in-depth discussion and hypothetical scenario planning, this workshop will give attendees an invaluable, smaller-group benchmarking opportunity as we navigate UFLPA enforcement trends. Discover how your UFLPA due diligence and compliance program compares to other organizations and bring your questions!

Topics include:

  • Conducting thorough mapping of the entire supply chain to identify and trace suppliers, particularly those sourcing from the XUAR region
  • Implementing rigorous third-party audits of suppliers
  • Educating and training supply chain and procurement teams on identifying and mitigating risks related to forced labor, with a particular focus on the XUAR region
  • Establishing robust reporting mechanisms for any suspected instances of forced labor
  • Leveraging cutting-edge technologies to enhance transparency and traceability in the supply chain, ensuring real-time monitoring and verification of supplier practices
  • Conducting risk assessments specifically targeting forced labor risks in the XUAR region
  • Adjusting due diligence processes to address any identified vulnerabilities
  • Establishing and promoting accessible grievance mechanisms for workers within the supply chain to report violations anonymously and safely, ensuring prompt investigation and remediation of any forced labor allegations