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Export Control Classification Number
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Export Control Classification Number
Also called an ECCN. An alphanumeric code used to identify the level of control required for an export. An ECCN is used for technological goods and helps ensure applicable laws are being followed.
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Irish airlines account for 17 per cent - 218 out of 1,316 - of complaints received by the ECCN last year.
WHINE AIR; Irish carrier tops European table for complaints from ... by The Mirror (London, England)
For example, ECCN 1E001 covers technology for the development and production of certain items, but does not cover use technology.
The wall still stands! Complying with export controls on technology ... by Corr, Christopher F. / Houston Journal of International Law
165) The ECCN of an item is the basis for determining if the item requires a license prior to export.
Global distributions: the effect of export controls by Kluber, Berne C. / Houston Journal of International Law
 
 
 
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