Why The Feds Have Seized $1B Worth Of Goods At U.S. Ports

U.S. Customs & Border Protection gave CNBC exclusive access inside one of America’s largest ports where millions of dollars' worth of cargo – from solar panels to bedding to floor tiles – was being detained while major companies scrambled to prove their supply chains are clean. CNBC’s Andrea Day investigates.

Chapters:
00:00 — Introduction
00:40 — Inside examination warehouse
02:50 — Inside lab
03:50 — Detention notices
04:26 — Inside high risk cargo warehouse
05:07 — Attorney deals with forced labor issues

Senior Producer: Christopher DiLella
Reporter: Andrea Day
Edited by: Nick Stantzos
Animations: Michael Schwartz

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Why The Feds Have Seized $1B Worth Of Goods At U.S. Ports