Uyghur forced labor — import presumption of denial
The United States DHS UFLPA Entity List, published by the Department of Homeland Security, names 205 companies linked to Uyghur forced labor in Xinjiang whose goods face a rebuttable presumption of import denial, informing supply chain due diligence and customs compliance checks.
This is a medium-priority list with secondary sanctions or restrictions. While not full blocking, enhanced due diligence is required. Certain types of transactions may be prohibited or restricted depending on jurisdiction and specific programs.
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