China Due Diligence Counter Sanctions
How to Remain Compliant with UFLPA and Avoid Stopped Shipments
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Navigate China's Counter-Sanctions Without Losing Your Supply Chain Visibility
UFLPA enforcement has intensified dramatically since 2022, with tens of thousands of shipments flagged and billions in goods detained or destroyed. Now China's countermeasures — including new decrees restricting supply chain data collection and the sanctioning of key industry auditors — are making traditional due diligence methods legally risky to perform inside the country. Join Source Intelligence's Chief Strategy Officer and General Counsel as he unpacks what's changed, what it means for your reporting obligations, and how leading companies are adapting their compliance strategy to stay ahead of both regimes.
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Meet the expert helping teams navigate UFLPA due diligence
Travis Miller guides Source Intelligence's clients — and its own internal operations — through some of the most complex forced labor and conflict minerals regulations in the world, helping companies turn legal complexity into practical, defensible compliance strategies.
Don't Let Compliance Gaps Put Your Shipments at Risk
Watch the full webinar to get Source Intelligence's take on navigating UFLPA enforcement and China's counter-sanctions with confidence.