FashionSupply-chain entity resolution and provenance verificationactive compliance requirement with direct operational impact on textile importers.

Supply-chain due diligence and manufacturer identification for textile imports

Brands and importers must identify the real factory behind textile goods and trace where materials came from, instead of relying on a reseller name.

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Part of Application

Textile Supply Chain Traceability and Compliance Assurance

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Source

https://www.cbp.gov/trade/forced-labor/faqs-uflpa-enforcement