UK Announces Fines Collected for Export Violations
The United Kingdom collected about £700,000 ($935,000) in fines related to export violations between March and September, a Nov. 24 notice said. The fines, which ranged from £1,000 ($1,335) to more than £200,000 ($267,000), were related to unlicensed exports of…
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dual-use goods, military goods and “related activity” controlled under the U.K.’s Export Control Order 2008.