USCBP Withhold Release Orders and UFLPA
October 12, 2022
What is forced labor and how can it affect your supply chain? Forced Labor takes place all over the world and is an invisible step in the production process of many everyday products. Are you taking necessary steps and conducting supply chain due diligence to ensure forced labor policies and procedures are in place to avoid disruption to both your supply chain and reputational risk? In 2022 USCBP detained over 2,000 shipments of merchandise suspected of being produced with force labor. In this webinar we will explore forced labor and recent USCBP withhold release orders along with what you can do to ensure there are no forced labor indicators in your supply chain.
Your Host
Tracy Dunnagan
Director of Global Compliance, PSA BDP
Tracy Dunnagan is the Director of Global Compliance for PSA BDP where she focuses on global trade compliance, trade management, and supply chain solutions that transform clients’ risk profile and optimizes their performance. Tracy has over 25 years of operational experience in trade compliance, supply chain, and import logistics. During her career, Tracy has held various roles in regulatory affairs, import management and international logistics, developing and utilizing her skills in risk based prioritization and management, compliance strategies, logistics operations, project management and process improvement. Tracy has been a licensed Customs Broker since 1996.