UNICORN PRIVATE What is the UFLPA Entity List and how do you check your suppliers?
In short
The UFLPA Entity List names companies linked to forced labour, published by the US Department of Homeland Security.
Goods made wholly or partly by these companies are presumed to be barred from import into the United States.
You check it on every supplier in your supply chain, especially if you sell to the US.
What the list contains
The list is kept under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act and names entities that produce goods with forced labour or work with programs in Xinjiang.
Each entry shows the entity name and the reason for its listing.
Who must check it
It matters for:
- Importers into the United States and their suppliers abroad.
- Manufacturers and brands with complex supply chains, for example in textiles, solar, electronics and food.
- Companies that sell to US customers who ask for supply chain checks.
Fines and penalties
We do not show an amount for this list because we have not verified one. The penalties are set by the national law that applies to your company: read the official source and ask your legal advisor.
Live data from our copy of the list
- UFLPA Entity List (forced labor): Entries in the copy we check: 191. Last update: November 2, 2026
Official source
How Unicorn Intelligence checks it
Every name you upload or connect is compared with UFLPA Entity List together with all the other lists, every day. You see the source, the date and how similar the name is, so you can decide quickly.
- Upload a list, connect your CRM or type a name.
- We compare each name with the list, also with spelling variants and transliterations.
- Possible matches show the list, the source, the date and the similarity, and you decide.
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Frequently asked questions
What happens if my supplier is on the UFLPA list?
US customs can detain the goods at the border. The importer has to prove that the goods are not made with forced labour, which is very hard.
Are there fines for the UFLPA?
The UFLPA works mainly as an import ban. We do not show an amount because we have not verified one: read the official source.
Do I need to check indirect suppliers too?
The presumption also covers goods made partly by listed entities, so checking deeper levels of the supply chain helps.
The program can make mistakes. The final responsibility for compliance stays with your company. Unicorn Intelligence is an information tool. Decisions and legal obligations, including sanctions compliance, due diligence and tender participation, remain with the customer.