Gain Control Over Forced Labor Risks in Your Supply Chain

Trademo Map helps identify and eliminate risks from suppliers linked to forced labor. Get in-depth visibility into your upstream supply chaiin, ensuring compliance with global regulations and ethical sourcing standards.

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Key Figures

700 Million+

Trade Transactions Analyzed

6 Million+

Global Buvers and Suppliers Data

100 Million+

Multi-tier Relationshionship Mapped

190+

Countries Covered

Identify Forced Labor Risks with Deep-Tier Supply Chain Mapping

Trademo Map identifies and maps entities linked to forced labor under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA). These include direct trade relationships, ownership structures, or sub-tier suppliers associated with active or potential UFLPA-designated entities.

Trademo Map ensures compliance with Withhold Release Orders (WRO) by highlighting entities under active WROs, formerly subject to WROs, or those owned by or linked to such entities. The system also flags direct and indirect trade connections with WRO-listed suppliers.

Trademo Map flags entities tied to forced labor through Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) reports. This includes entities engaged in labor transfers or operations in Xinjiang, with risk indicators for ownership links, direct trade relationships, and sub-tier associations.

Address other forced labor risks tied to Xinjiang with Trademo Map. The solution identifies entities involved in cotton or XPCC operations in Xinjiang, including their ownership networks and sub-tier connections.

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FAQs

What is forced labor?

Forced labor refers to situations where individuals are coerced to work against their will through threats, violence, or other forms of exploitation. This includes bonded labor, human trafficking, and situations where workers are not free to leave due to financial, physical, or psychological constraints.

How does forced labor compliance affect global supply chains?

Compliance with forced labor regulations requires businesses to have detailed visibility into their supply chains, including sub-tier suppliers. Non-compliance can result in penalties, shipment delays, reputational damage, and loss of market access.

What is Trademo Map?

Trademo Map is a multi-tier supply chain mapping and compliance tool designed to help businesses identify and eliminate risks associated with forced labor in their supply chains. It ensures compliance with global regulations and ethical sourcing standards by providing visibility into entities up to the fourth tier flagged for forced labor concerns.

How does Trademo Map help with forced labor regulatory compliance?

Trademo Map identifies and maps entities linked to forced labor under various regulations, such as UFLPA. It detects connections through direct trade relationships, ownership structures, and sub-tier suppliers associated with forced labor entities.

What is supply chain due diligence in the context of forced labor compliance?

Supply chain due diligence involves identifying, assessing, and addressing risks of forced labor in the supply chain. This includes mapping suppliers, conducting risk assessments, implementing preventive measures, and monitoring compliance.

What industries are most impacted by forced labor risks, and how can Trademo Map help?

Industries such as textiles, electronics, agriculture, and automotive are heavily impacted by forced labor risks. Trademo Map helps these industries by mapping multi-tier supply chains, highlighting forced labor entites, and helping ensure adherence to ethical sourcing standards.

Does Trademo Map provide alerts for new risks?

Yes, Trademo Map provides real-time alerts for new risks, such as changes in regulations, newly flagged entities, or emerging forced labor concerns. This ensures businesses stay updated and compliant.

Does Trademo Map identify specific products linked to forced labor?

Yes, Trademo Map can analyze product-specific supply chains and flag goods that may be linked to forced labor, enabling targeted risk mitigation.

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