Companies face increasing pressure to ensure their supply chains comply with regulations like the UFLPA and The Lacey Act, which prohibit the import of goods produced with forced labor or illegal logging. Verifying the geographic origin of products and materials is complex and costly, leaving businesses vulnerable to legal and reputational risks if non-compliant items enter their supply chain.

FloraTrace offers geographic origin verification services that help companies maintain sustainable sourcing practices and comply with international trade regulations. The company's services enable businesses to trace the origin of their products and materials, ensuring compliance with regulations such as the UFLPA, The Lacey Act, and anti-dumping/countervailing duty requirements. By providing verifiable origin data, FloraTrace helps companies mitigate the risks associated with human rights violations, illegal deforestation, and other unethical practices in their supply chains, thereby protecting their brand reputation.

Geographic origin verification to comply with UFLPA, The Lacey Act, and other trade regulations

Supply chain mapping to identify potential risks and vulnerabilities

Verification of sustainable sourcing practices

FloraTrace primarily serves companies, both large and small, that are subject to regulations such as UFLPA and The Lacey Act and need to verify the origin of their products and materials.