The Union compulsory licence should include information enabling the crisis-relevant product in respect of which it is granted to be identified, including details about the description, name or brand of the crisis-relevant product, where appropriate, the non-proprietary name of the crisis-relevant product or the CN code under which the crisis-relevant product is classified, as set out in Annex I to Council Regulation (EEC) No 2658/87, and details on the licensee and, where applicable, the manufacturer, to whom the Union compulsory licence is granted, including their name or trade name, their contact details, their unique identification number in the Member State or third country where they are established and, where available, their Economic Operators Registration and Identification (EORI) number. Where required under Union law, other information enabling the crisis-relevant product to be identified should be included, such as its type, reference, model, batch or serial number, or unique identifier of its product passport.
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