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Evidence

Forced labour evidence gaps

Only a missing category is returned.

Saved categories: place_band, available_band, export_band, category_band, origin_band, role_band, map_band, site_band, region_band, labour_band, sub_band, trace_band, escalate_band, remedy_band, owner_band, product_band, location_band, record_band, response_band, contact_band, withdraw_band, scope_band, visibility_band, risk_band, evidence_band

What this checks

Traceability, chain visibility, sites, labour-risk information, subcontractors, retention, escalation, and authority-response readiness.

Who should use it

People closing evidence categories before 2027-12-14.

How results work

All present categories can show no material gap. A missing category is an evidence gap. Unknown stays in review.

Application date

From 2027-12-14 a product made with forced labour may not be placed on the EU market, made available there, or exported from the EU. Origin and product category do not remove that prohibition. This regulation does not create a generic audit duty or a recurring report.

Official sources

The categories follow the regulation's information and enforcement framework, not a new reporting duty.

Limitations

No chain record and no document is uploaded.

How to use this screen

Choose categories

Do not type a name, a worker, or an allegation.

Read the label

Unknown stays in review and is not an exemption.

Older screens stay

The existing prohibition, EUDR, and battery screens stay linked.

Questions

Does origin remove the prohibition?

No. Origin does not exclude a market action.

Is a generic audit required?

No. The regulation does not create a generic audit duty or a recurring report.

Can this say a product is clear?

No. A free-labour claim is not an output.

Are extra dates created?

No. The only statutory date is 2027-12-14.