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Exporting Commercial Items: ECCNs and EAR99
- Exporting Commercial Items: ECCNs and EAR99 (8:13 mins)
Source: Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) www.BIS.DOC.gov - Where do I find my ECCN?
- What is the ECCN used for?
- What does EAR99 mean?
Does my product have an ECCN?
July 2012
Trade Numbers
Deficit: $42.0 Billion
Exports: $183.3 Billion
Imports: $225.3 Billion
Next release: October 11, 2012
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