UK Revokes 26 Parallel Open General Licenses
The U.K. Dec. 30 revoked 26 open general licenses, all of which were originally made to be used in parallel with licenses that had been "locked against further registration," the Department for International Trade announced. The original licenses were unlocked…
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Sept. 30, making the parallel licenses redundant. The parallel licenses covered a range of goods, including chemicals, military items, energy products and dual-use goods.