Registration is now open for the 2023 IMDS & Product Chemical Compliance Conference scheduled for October 17–18, 2023, at Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, Michigan.
Read MoreM-6 Handbook Version 4 is Ready
Version 4 of the M-6 Optimum Shipping & Receiving Systems Handbook has officially launched…get your copy today.
Read MoreChime In on the Next Step in Managing Supplier Data
A new AIAG survey just launched, and we want to hear from you! Check out details for our State of the Industry Supplier Assessment Questionnaire. Be sure to respond by Monday, July 3, to make your voice heard.
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Plan ahead and get August training on your calendar today! Check out upcoming sessions below, and be sure to secure your spot ASAP at the AIAG Store.
Read MoreGet Our 2023 Quality Summit on Your Calendar Today!
Early registration for this year’s Quality Summit runs through August 31 – have you reserved your spot yet? Here’s what you need to know about our 2023 event:
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Now Open for Registration - Future Automotive Expert (FAE) Events This June, August, and September!
As our 2023 FAE schedule continues, we're excited for upcoming events exploring the history and impact of supplier diversity, Emeline King's journey as the first female African American transportation designer for Ford, and the complexities of communicating with leadership, respectively.
Read MoreThe CQI-14 Automotive Warranty Management: A Guideline for Industry Best Practices 4th edition was created to promote warranty improvement collaboratively and continuously through best practices, standardization, recommended tools, and a root cause identification culture.
Read MoreScheduled for November 15th – with our USMCA Content Reporting - 1 Day course, and ACE Reporting Demonstrations for Export/Import* the day before and after, respectively – our 2023 event will explore, "Agility: Navigating Our Same Supply Chain Toward a New Playing Field."
Read MoreCBP Ruling Raises Questions on Entry of Goods Suspected of Being Made with Forced Labor
A recent ruling by U.S. Customs and Border Protection suggests that the agency may be broadening the scope of its enforcement of the prohibition on imports made with forced labor or at least imposing a higher standard of evidence for releasing shipments suspected of violating that prohibition.
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