UK Announces 12 Settlements for Unlicensed Strategic Exports
The U.K.'s Export Control Joint Unit -- a wing of its Department for International Trade -- said it issued 12 "compound settlement offers" between May and October for unlicensed exports of dual-use goods, military goods and related activity. The settlements…
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range from $1,228 to $333,765. The ECJU did not provide details of the settlements, only describing each as relating to either the "unlicensed exports of military goods," breaches of license conditions over the export of dual-use goods, or "unlicensed exports of dual-use goods."