Whitepaper: The UFLPA Explained for Apparel & Textile Companies

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Proving the responsible sourcing of cotton products is now compulsory under the USA’s Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA). Cotton brands, manufacturers and exporters need to get ahead of the regulation, rather than risk substantial losses to both revenue and reputation.

Part 1 of our ULFPA white paper explores this legislation and its implications for apparel brands, retailers, and importers entering the US.

Download our white paper for insights into: 

  • The key features of the legislation
  • The implications for apparel brands, retailers and importers
  • How this relates to regulations in other markets

Don't let compliance challenges and supply chain risks hold you back. Access our exclusive white paper now and start your path to compliance, security, and peace of mind.

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