US and EU Enforcement to Prevent the Sale of Goods by Forced

The United States and the European Union have or are proposing real enforcement mechanisms to protect against the sale of goods made using forced labor. Companies should expect increased scrutiny of their supply chains and prepare for government-initiated investigations.

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