BIS Adds 40 Entities to the Entity List
U.S. Commerce Department's BIS added 40 foreign entities to the Entity List, imposing license requirements for exports of controlled items including semiconductors and RF components.
Curated updates on export/import regulations, technology controls, dual-use items, and compliance alerts relevant to European tech entering North American markets. The list is updated from RSS feeds; each item links to the original source.
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U.S. Commerce Department's BIS added 40 foreign entities to the Entity List, imposing license requirements for exports of controlled items including semiconductors and RF components.
Sources include BIS, EU Commission Trade, Global Affairs Canada, FCC, FDA, PTCRB, Federal Register, and internal Norseman alerts.