Compliance around the world: A Source Intelligence webinar series
As more companies look to expand operations into North America, many find themselves navigating a tangled web of trade requirements, product compliance laws, and responsible sourcing regulations—often very different from what they’re used to in Europe. In this webinar, Source Intelligence experts break down what it takes to bring industrial products into the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, and the hidden risks that can derail market entry if left unchecked.
Pack your bags for our second stop: North America
Whether you’re just starting to explore the North American market or already in the thick of a compliance strategy, this session will help you identify the top challenges, avoid costly pitfalls, and build a foundation for long-term success. Use the form below to access the full webinar recording.
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Start your journey with our first stop in the series—get expert insights on EU product entry requirements.
Inside the webinar: North American compliance essentials
Tariffs and country of origin challenges
Tariff rates are climbing fast—up nearly 77% this year alone—and can make or break your North American expansion plans. Travis explores how to assess tariff exposure, determine true country of origin (especially subcomponents), and avoid long-arm jurisdiction issues that could trigger military or export controls.
Responsible sourcing in high-risk regions
With enforcement of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) ramping up, companies are now required to prove the absence of forced labor in their supply chains—a reversal of the traditional burden of proof. Travis shares tools and strategies for gaining transparency all the way back to raw material sourcing.
Extended producer responsibility and environmental compliance
Unlike the EU, there’s no centralized system for EPR in North America. Each U.S. state, Canadian province, and even Latin American country is rolling out unique requirements. You’ll learn how this patchwork of regulations affects everything from packaging to batteries—and how full material disclosure (FMD) helps tackle emerging issues like PFAS and TSCA restrictions.
Enforcement risk and litigation exposure
Non-compliance in North America doesn’t just mean government fines. Civil lawsuits and class actions—especially around PFAS and Proposition 65—are becoming just as damaging, if not more so. The conversation explores how compliance gaps can quickly turn into reputational damage, lost market access, and multi-million-dollar liabilities.
Building a scalable, data-driven compliance program
Travis and Jonatan walk through a clear formula to define and increase the value of your compliance efforts. From software solutions to data integrations and managed services, they outline how to operationalize risk mitigation in a way that’s sustainable, scalable, and aligned with your business strategy.
Meet the speakers
Travis Miller, Chief Strategy Officer and General Counsel, Source Intelligence
Travis is an attorney and environmental scientist with more than 20 years of experience in regulatory law and corporate strategy. As Chief Strategy Officer and General Counsel at Source Intelligence, Travis leads the integration of regulatory knowledge into actionable software solutions, helping businesses navigate evolving compliance landscapes around the globe.
Jonatan van Groos, Director of Sales, Source Intelligence
Jonatan brings a global perspective to his role as Director of Sales at Source Intelligence. With extensive experience supporting European companies expanding into North America, he understands the challenges manufacturers face when adapting to unfamiliar compliance, trade, and sourcing expectations—and how to overcome them with scalable solutions.
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