Tag: UFLPA

  • Xinjiang Ban

    Washington’s largest-ever expansion of the Uyghur forced labor blacklist takes effect, presuming goods from 43 more Chinese companies are barred from U.S. ports and putting importers of aluminum, apparel, copper, cotton, and tomato products on notice WASHINGTON, Aug. 5, 2026 The single largest expansion of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act Entity List since the…

  • Supply Chain Due Diligence: EU & UK Compliance Requirements in 2026

    Peacock Tariff ConsultingPeacock Tariff Consulting Answer Capsule: The EU and UK have enacted stringent supply chain due diligence regulations (CSDDD, EUDR, forced labor rules, and Modern Slavery Act) requiring businesses to map supply chains, assess risks, and document compliance. These requirements directly affect customs procedures and importation eligibility, making due diligence integral to tariff compliance.…

  • 79% Surge in CBP Trade Allegations: The Rising Cost of Documentation Deficiency

    79% Surge in CBP Trade Allegations: The Rising Cost of Documentation Deficiency

    The Enforcement Environment Has Fundamentally Shifted A 79% surge in CBP trade allegations represents a dramatic escalation in enforcement activity that importers cannot afford to ignore. The 2,800-plus anonymous tips hitting CBP this year reflect not only increased regulatory scrutiny but also a reporting environment where competitors, employees, and industry participants have become de facto…