UK Releases Data on Fines in 2021 for Unlicensed Exports of Dual-Use and Military Goods
The U.K. issued compound penalties to exporters that shipped unlicensed strategic exports on 10 separate occasions between March and November 2021, the Department for International Trade said Jan. 10. Ranging from around $1,362 to $73,450, the fines concerned unlicensed exports…
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of dual use goods, military goods and related activity, the notice said. The highest fine was in July 2021 when an exporter was fined $73,450 over offenses "in relation to the export of military rated goods without the appropriate license."