Treasury: $20 Million Settlement for Violating Iran Sanctions

Treasury: $20 Million Settlement for Violating Iran Sanctions

OFAC settled with SCG Plastics (Thailand). SCG Plastics agreed to pay $20,000,000 to settle their civil liability for 467 violations of OFAC sanctions on Iran.
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