LUDUSHA strictly adheres to international arms trade compliance standards. ITAR is the U.S. State Department regulation enacted under the Arms Export Control Act, governing the export of defence articles and defence services.
📋 Compliance Statement: LUDUSHA commits to full compliance with ITAR regulations in all transactions involving U.S.-origin defence articles or ITAR-controlled technical data.
1. What is ITAR?
ITAR regulates the following:
- U.S. Defence Articles — Items listed on the U.S. Munitions List (USML)
- Defence Services — Technical assistance and training related to defence articles
- Technical Data — Design, development, and production information related to defence articles
2. Compliance Requirements
LUDUSHA adheres to the following ITAR compliance obligations:
- Ensuring all transactions involving U.S.-origin defence articles are properly authorized
- Complying with re-export and transfer restrictions
- Maintaining complete export documentation records
- Screening all transaction parties against sanctions lists
- Ensuring the End-User Certificate (EUC) is complete and valid
3. Impact on Purchasers
If the procurement involves U.S.-origin defence articles, the purchaser must:
- Provide a complete End-User Certificate (EUC)
- Cooperate with end-use verification
- Agree not to transfer items to unauthorized third parties
- Comply with re-export restrictions
4. Consequences of Violations
Violations of ITAR may result in serious consequences, including:
- Administrative penalties: Up to $500,000 in fines
- Criminal penalties: Up to 10 years imprisonment and $1,000,000 in fines
- Suspension or revocation of export privileges
- Inclusion on lists barring participation in export activities
5. Contact Us
For more information about ITAR compliance, please contact:
- Compliance Team: compliance@ludusha.com
- General Inquiries: contactus@ludusha.com