Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, Pub. L. 117-78, § 3 (rebuttable presumption); FLETF UFLPA Entity List (Federal Register notices)
UFLPA Entity List compliance for importers
Section 3(a): goods mined, produced, or manufactured wholly or in part in Xinjiang, or by an entity on the UFLPA Entity List, are presumed to be made with forced labor and prohibited from entry under 19 U.S.C. 1307, unless the importer rebuts the presumption by clear and convincing evidence and meets the due-diligence and response requirements. source
Who it reaches
Importers of record, customs brokers, and any buyer whose federal contract or award flows down supply-chain forced-labor terms.
The record the rule expects
The UFLPA Entity List read by exact printed entity name with the Federal Register notice date; the Consolidated Screening List and DoD 1260H rows under the same name; CBP's WRO and EAPA pages are not machine-readable and are listed as not read — record your hand read of them beside the receipt.
Free
Read one name now — every source, dated, hashed.
Free, once
500 names you already screened — the 48-hour comparison.
Sector receipt
/receipts/for/importers
Duty Sheet
One page per rule, generated on any receipt
Protocol template
Adopt it as yours; set every threshold
Questions readers ask
Does a clean Entity List read rebut the presumption?
No. The presumption also attaches to Xinjiang origin regardless of the list, and rebuttal is an evidentiary showing to CBP. The receipt records the list read, dated.
How often does the list change?
By Federal Register notice, several times a year. The source-change log shows each held-file change with its date.
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