Mock Customs Detention Solution to Prepare Importers for Global Supply Chain Due Diligence

Sourcemap Inc. introduced a new Mock Customs Detention Solution to prepare importers for rapidly evolving global supply chain regulations, including forced labor, anti-corruption, tariffs and taxation.

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Sourcemap Inc. introduced a new Mock Customs Detention Solution to prepare importers for rapidly evolving global supply chain regulations, including forced labor, anti-corruption, tariffs and taxation.

“Ever since we launched our supply chain Forced Labor Due Diligence solution in 2021, customers have asked for a diagnostic tool to quickly assess their supply chain compliance. This solution is just that: an out-of-the-box traceability assessment of the global supplier base to quickly identify compliance and reputational risks,” says Leonardo Bonanni, Sourcemap’s founder and CEO. 

 

Key takeaways:

  • U.S. Customs and Border Protection accelerated its enforcement of supply chains suspected of forced labor, seizing $1.7 billion of shipments in 2024, the majority of which came from Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and China. Companies have only 30 days to provide chain of custody traceability documents proving that their supply chains are compliant to release detained shipments. With higher U.S. Customs budgets expected in 2025 and a new European supply chain due diligence law coming in 2027, every exporter into these major markets needs assurance that their supply chains are documented.
  • Sourcemap assesses supply chain compliance by collecting verified data, including transactions, from every supplier down to raw materials. 
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