Wheat export prohibition allows prior irrevocable letters of credit with registration and permits humanitarian or government aid shipments. Export of wheat is changed to prohibited but permitted as a transitional arrangement where an Irrevocable Commercial Letter of Credit issued before the restriction is registered with the jurisdictional Regional Authority and limited to the remaining quantity, value and period under the ICLC; Regional Authorities must issue Registration of Contracts promptly, and humanitarian or government to government exports may be allowed case by case with competent authority approval.
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Wheat export prohibition allows prior irrevocable letters of credit with registration and permits humanitarian or government aid shipments.
Export of wheat is changed to prohibited but permitted as a transitional arrangement where an Irrevocable Commercial Letter of Credit issued before the restriction is registered with the jurisdictional Regional Authority and limited to the remaining quantity, value and period under the ICLC; Regional Authorities must issue Registration of Contracts promptly, and humanitarian or government to government exports may be allowed case by case with competent authority approval.
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