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FRDM CEO Speaking at Customs and Border Protection Tech Expo

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As many of you already know, United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has been actively working to prevent shipments containing products made using forced labor from entering the United States. In recent years, CBP has seized an increasing number of shipments suspected of being produced by forced labor.

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Next week CBP is hosting a Forced Labor Tech Expo for companies, government, and NGOs responsible for addressing slavery in supply chains. Our CEO Justin Dillon will be presenting in person Weds March 15th at 11:30AM E.S.T.  The event is sold out, so if you aren't coming to it in person you can watch online in this link.

Here’s a few points from his upcoming talk:

-how companies can stay on their toes instead of their heels regarding compliance
-what are best practices for supply chain transparency
-what you can do now, soon, and not so soon in regards to mapping your supply

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Justin will be sharing some our newest features, offering guidance on best practices, and highlighting the efforts of some of our amazing customers.

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You don't want to miss this!

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REMIND ME

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