Lexray - Procedures to Facilitate the Issue of Movement Certificates EUR1 the Making Out of Invoice Declarations and Forms EUR2 and the Issue of Certain Approved Exporter Authorisations Under the Provisions Governing Preferential Trade Between the European Community and Certain Countries Regulation

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Procedures to Facilitate the Issue of Movement Certificates EUR1 the Making Out of Invoice Declarations and Forms EUR2 and the Issue of Certain Approved Exporter Authorisations Under the Provisions Governing Preferential Trade Between the European Community and Certain Countries Regulation