The record expansion underscores that UFLPA enforcement is moving beyond familiar targets such as cotton and apparel into minerals, pharmaceuticals and other complex supply chains. The action raises the stakes of tracing indirect suppliers, monitoring corporate name and ownership changes, and investigating Xinjiang connections that may not appear in conventional trade or corporate records, says a former DHS official.
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