EU Forced Labour Products Regulation
Prohibits products made with forced labour from the EU market and export.
Sectors
Consumer Goods & FMCGFood & AgricultureImport / WholesaleManufacturingMining & MetalsRetail & ConsumerChemicalsElectronicsImpact & Sustainability
Articles (39)
Article 1 — Subject matter, objective and scopeArticle 2 — DefinitionsArticle 3 — Prohibition of products made with forced labourArticle 4 — Distance salesArticle 5 — Competent authoritiesArticle 6 — Union Network Against Forced Labour ProductsArticle 7 — Information and communication systemsArticle 8 — Database of forced labour risk areas or productsArticle 9 — Single information submission pointArticle 10 — Support measures for SMEsArticle 11 — GuidelinesArticle 12 — Forced Labour Single PortalArticle 13 — International CooperationArticle 14 — Risk-based approachArticle 15 — Allocation of investigationsArticle 16 — Coordination of investigations and mutual assistanceArticle 17 — Preliminary phase of investigationsArticle 18 — InvestigationsArticle 19 — Field inspectionsArticle 20 — Decisions regarding the violation of Article 3Article 21 — Review of decisions regarding the violation of Article 3Article 22 — Content of decisionsArticle 23 — Enforcement of decisionsArticle 24 — Withdrawal and disposal of products made with forced labourArticle 25 — Manner of disposal of products made with forced labourArticle 26 — Controls by customs authoritiesArticle 27 — Additional information to be provided or made available to customs authoritiesArticle 28 — SuspensionArticle 29 — Release for free circulation or exportArticle 30 — Refusal to release for free circulation or exportArticle 31 — Exchange of information and cooperationArticle 32 — ConfidentialityArticle 33 — Exercise of the delegationArticle 34 — Urgency procedureArticle 35 — Committee procedureArticle 36 — Amendment to Directive (EU) 2019/1937Article 37 — PenaltiesArticle 38 — Evaluation and reviewArticle 39 — Entry into force and date of application