Requirements to remove forced labor from global supply chains is the latest example of regulatory and statutory requirements placed on international trade compliance professionals—one for which there is no straightforward way to ensure compliance. Supply chain due diligence requirements and best practices are becoming the baseline for materially impactful enforcement actions covering shipments from anywhere—not just sanctioned or restricted parties or countries. Mitigating forced labor risk, both now and in the future, requires deliberate actions that increase transparency, build resiliency, and minimize disruption.
Join Sayari as they provide an interactive presentation on the following topics:
- Forced labor from anywhere (UFLPA, CAATSA, Germany’s Supply Chain Due Diligence Act, and other global equivalents)
- Five steps toward creating the visibility necessary for compliance
- Future-proofing the global trade management process for a resilient supply chain
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Speaker
Anne Marie Lacourse
Global Trade Industry Advisor
Sayari
Ciaran Doyle
Senior Director, Product Marketing
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