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Regulations in the Export Control Act

The Export Control Law, which has been in force for about four months, is China’s first law in this area. Although provisions existed before, they did not have the law status. Lawyer Sebastian Wiendieck explains the law and the consequences for affected companies inside and outside China.

Goods, technologies as well as services, and related technical data, documentation, etc., in the areas of military and nuclear products as well as dual-use goods, are subject to export controls.

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