Also called: End-use statement · EUC
Export controls in many countries — including the rules on military items and dual-use goods — require the exporter to know who will finally use the goods and for what purpose. The usual evidence is an end-user certificate or end-use statement, signed by the end user and often certified by its government, naming the goods, quantities, end use and destination, and committing not to re-export them without authorisation.
Whether an EUC is needed depends on the specific item and the destination; many textile and general field items are not controlled, while others may be. If your procurement involves controlled items, expect to be asked for end-user information during clarification, before any licence application or shipment. This entry is general information, not legal advice.
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