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Japan warns firms in China over dual-use export control risks
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Japanese businesses operating in China have been told to take greater care when exporting dual-use goods to Japan, as Chinese authorities intensify scrutiny of products that can serve both civilian and military purposes.
Key facts
- The advisory followed the arrest of two Japanese nationals employed by a Fuji Electric Co
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- The two are suspected of attempting to export products made with processed rare earths, which are covered by Chinese export controls.
Summary
The advisory followed the arrest of two Japanese nationals employed by a Fuji Electric Co. group company in Dalian, Liaoning Province, in June on suspicion of breaching China’s import and export regulations.
The two are suspected of attempting to export products made with processed rare earths, which are covered by Chinese export controls.