No big news today, so it’s time for another Export Law Blog grab bag: In connection with President Obama’s upcoming trip to India, negotiators for India are demanding the removal of the Indian companies that are on the Entity List…
Massachusetts-based New England Trading Global Inc. (“NET Global”) recently agreed to pay to the Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) a $365,000 suspended penalty in connection with thirteen unlicensed exports of sodium cyanide and potassium cyanide worth $242,779 without a…
Regular readers of this blog are familiar with our occasional posts on press releases from companies boasting that they have “achieved” registration with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (“DDTC”) and that this means that they have been certified as…
The Bureau of Industry and Security’s Update 2010 conference started off this morning with free coffee and pastries, a military honor guard procession, and the Star Spangled Banner. At first, it was hard to tell whether I was attending a…
Tacoma-based Service Steel Aerospace Corp. recently agreed to pay a $12,000 fine to the Bureau of Industry and Security arising out of exports of titanium rods to Israel and Mexico. The company had voluntarily disclosed to BIS that it had…