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Catalog 2026-08-10

Compliance obligations, and what changed

Which regulations attach to a supplier relationship is a decided fact, not a reader's inference. This is the catalog Tieron decides from — every row with its legal source, effective date and version — followed by every change we have made to it, and the latest movement on the US forced-labor goods list. Applicability is computed by deterministic rules, never by a model.

The catalog

Catalog version 2026-08-10 · 4 obligations. Each row is scored nowhere: obligations are a display and filter layer, deliberately kept out of the risk score.

IDRegimeObligationCadenceIn force fromVersionSource
O-001UFLPAscreeningcontinuous2022-06-211Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, Pub. L. 117-78 — CBP enforcement
O-002UFLPAdue diligencecontinuous2022-06-211UFLPA §3 rebuttable presumption — due diligence per CBP operational guidance
O-010CSDDDdue diligenceannual2024-07-251Directive (EU) 2024/1760 (CSDDD) — chain-of-activities due diligence
O-020CSRD_VSMEreportingannual2023-01-051Directive (EU) 2022/2464 (CSRD) — value-chain data via EFRAG VSME

Catalog changes

A catalog edit is the regulatory-change event: when a rule moves, the row's version is bumped and the line below is written in the same commit. Tenants holding an affected supplier see it as an alert on their own feed.

DateIDVersionWhat changed
2026-08-10O-001newCatalog opened with continuous UFLPA screening: every supplier relationship is screened against the current entity-list snapshot, and a match is a gap until it is resolved. Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, Pub. L. 117-78 — CBP enforcement
2026-08-10O-002newCatalog opened with UFLPA due diligence on a China nexus — supplier country, a manufacturing site, or a registered upstream supplier in China each trigger it. UFLPA §3 rebuttable presumption — due diligence per CBP operational guidance
2026-08-10O-010newCatalog opened with the CSDDD chain-of-activities duty on direct suppliers, satisfied by a completed supplier assessment and renewed annually. Directive (EU) 2024/1760 (CSDDD) — chain-of-activities due diligence
2026-08-10O-020newCatalog opened with CSRD value-chain reporting, satisfied by a published EFRAG VSME report for the most recent completed financial year. Directive (EU) 2022/2464 (CSRD) — value-chain data via EFRAG VSME

Forced-labor goods list (US DOL/ILAB TVPRA)

No change between the two editions we hold. A quiet edition is a result, not a gap — the list moves on the DOL's publication cycle, not ours.
Knowing the rule is the easy half. Knowing which of your suppliers it lands on is the work — upload your list once and Tieron decides applicability per supplier, with the factors shown.Free sanctions check →

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Sources: EUR-Lex for the EU directives, CBP for UFLPA, and the U.S. Department of Labor (ILAB) list of goods produced by child or forced labor. Applicability shown in the product is computed from a supplier's own recorded features by deterministic rules; buyer-side scope (whether your company falls in a directive's scope) cannot be derived from data we hold and is always surfaced as an assumption to confirm. Informational aid for supplier due diligence, not legal advice.