A shipment detention or seizure by US Customs and Border Protection requires complete traceability of a shipment down to the raw material N-tier suppliers within days. Sourcemap’s Mock Customs Detention Solution tests your supply chain's ability to provide the detailed documentation required to meet or exceed all North American and forthcoming European forced labor regulations.
Did you know
In 2025 CBP detained 17,000 shipments for suspicion of forced labor - 3.7x more than in 2024. The US continues to scrutinize 204 products from 82 regions. The only way to ensure that your entire supply chain can avoid detention is to pressure-test using Sourcemap’s mock detention software.
Automatically assess chain-of-custody traceability and check all sub-suppliers against an aggregate global watchlist to focus your compliance teams on the biggest risks and save your compliant suppliers time.
the process
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Select the Suppliers and PO's to Pressure-Test
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Sourcemap invites suppliers and collects traceability data
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Automatically cascade requests to fill any traceabillity data gaps
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Track supplier performance and risk in real time
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Prioritize suppliers for continuous monitoring and traceability and spare the rest
On demand webinar
Keynote and Q&A with Felicia Pullam from CBP
Felicia Pullam from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection joined the 2024 Supply Chain Transparency Conference, delivering a keynote and participating in a Q&A session, where she shared valuable insights on:
CBP resources available to importers and best practices for submitting supplier documents.
What to expect in 2025 as regulations tighten, with CBP continuing to expand its list of high-priority sectors, urging industries to stay ahead of potential scrutiny.
The Biden administration's efforts to address the “de minimis loophole” and how this will impact forced labor enforcement.
Key advice for industries that have not yet been significantly affected, emphasizing the importance of proactive compliance to avoid future detentions and penalties.
