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What import rights and limitations are conveyed by a license?
All licenses have specific limitations. A typical license will identify the product, the country the product can be imported from, and the maximum amount that can be imported under that license. An 'any country' license allows imports of a certain quantity of a particular product from any country in the world, instead of only one country. An 'other country' license allows an importer to import a certain quantity of a particular product from any country other than a country that already has a specific TRQ. For example, the following suppliers have specific country TRQ allocations for American-type cheese: Australia, New Zealand, the European Union, and other countries. An importer with an 'other country' license for 4,691 kilograms of American-type cheese could import up to that amount from Armenia or another country which is not one of the three countries or regions with a specific TRQ allocation.
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