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Free Tool · UFLPA Entity List

205 listings. Five seconds to know if your vendors are on it.

On August 3, 2026, DHS added 43 companies to the UFLPA Entity List — the largest expansion in the list's history — and the new names sit directly on solar, storage, EV, and equipment bills of materials. CBP has already denied entry to more than 24,300 shipments worth nearly $1 billion. Paste your vendor or supplier names below and we screen them against every listing, aliases and former names included, in your browser: your list never leaves this page until you choose to send it.

One name per line · commas also work · nothing is uploaded when you screen — matching runs entirely in your browser
Get the full match detail — listings, aliases, effective dates, and what evidence rebuts the presumption

This tool compares the names you provide against the public DHS UFLPA Entity List (205 listings across the Act's section 2(d)(2)(B) categories — 187 unique entities, several listed in more than one category — including the additions effective August 3, 2026). Name matching is informational and is neither a legal determination nor a clearance: a non-match does not establish that a supply chain is free of listed entities — sub-tier suppliers, unlisted affiliates, and translation variants are exactly where exposure hides, and screening those is what the diligence practice exists for. Gatewell Group is a regulatory consultancy, not a law firm.

A name match is a question. An evidence file is an answer.

Two weeks and a fixed fee: your vendor bench screened to the sub-tier, the rebuttable-presumption evidence assembled before the container stops — not after.

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