Authorisations: any permission setting out rights and obligations specific to the postal sector and allowing undertakings to provide postal services and, where applicable, to establish and/or operate their networks for the provision of such services, in the form of a general authorisation or individual licence as defined below:

Unbound for the extraction of gold from rivers and salt and elements from sea water.CZunboundELthe right of exploration and exploitation of all minerals, except hydrocarbons, solid fuels, radioactive minerals and geothermal potential is subject to a concession by the Greek State, after approval of the Council of Ministers.ESreservation on investment originating in non-Community member countries in strategic minerals.FRestablishment by a non-resident in extractive industries must be carried out in the form of a French or European subsidiary, whose manager must be resident in France or other country and declare his place of residence to th ...[+++]e local prefet authorities.HUthe right of prospecting for, exploration and exploitation of mineral raw materials may be subject to a time-limited concession granted by the Hungarian State.LTunboundMTunboundROunboundECreservation on prospection, exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbons: in accordance with Directive 94/22/EC of 30 May 1994 (OJ No L 164 of 30/06/94), whenever it appears that a third country is not granting Community entities as regards access to and exercise of these activities treatment comparable to that which the Community grants entities from that country, the Council could, on a proposal of the Commission, authorise a Member State to refuse authorisation to an entity which is effectively controlled by the third country concerned and/or by nationals of that country (reciprocity).

15.Manufacture of food products and beverages16.Manufacture of tobacco products17.Manufacture of textiles18.Manufacture of wearing apparel; dressing and dyeing of fur19.Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery, harness and footwear20.Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials21.Manufacture of paper and paper products22.Publishing, printing and reproduction of recorded media23.Manufacture of coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel24.Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products25.Manufacture of rubber and plastics products26.Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products27.Manufacture of basic metals28.Man ...[+++]ufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment29.Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c.30.Manufacture of office, accounting and computing machinery31.Manufacture of electrical machinery and apparatus n.e.c.32.Manufacture of radio, television and communication equipment and apparatus33.Manufacture of medical, precision and optical instruments, watches and clocks34.Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers35.Manufacture of other transport equipment36.Manufacture of furniture; manufacturing n.e.c.37.Recycling | None BGproduction of alcohol beverages, distillate and spirit is subject to registration and can be performed by entities registered under the Trade Law or under the legislation of an EU or EEA Member State.Production of tobacco products and processing of tobacco is subject to authorisation by the Council of Ministers and can be performed by entities registered under the Trade Law or under the legislation of an EU or EEA Member State.Reservation for exploitation of nuclear installation or equipment and disposal of nuclear fuel subject to licensing.Production, import and distribution of pharmaceuticals and veterinary medical products requires authorisation of the principal represen ...

6. The granting of an authorisation shall not diminish the general civil and criminal liability of any food business operator in respect of the authorised primary product, derived smoke flavouring or food containing the authorised primary product or derived smoke flavouring.

6. The granting of an authorisation shall not diminish the general civil and criminal liability of any food business operator in respect of the authorised primary product, derived smoke flavouring or food containing the authorised primary product or derived smoke flavouring.

(19) Whereas existing international co-production agreements must be interpreted in the light of the economic purpose and scope envisaged by the parties upon signature; whereas in the past international co-production agreements have often not expressly and specifically addressed communication to the public by satellite within the meaning of this Directive a particular form of exploitation; whereas the underlying philosophy of many existing international co-production agreements is that the rights in the co-production are exercised separately and independently by each co-producer, by dividing the exploitation rights between them along t ...[+++]erritorial lines; whereas, as a general rule, in the situation where a communication to the public by satellite authorized by one co-producer would prejudice the value of the exploitation rights of another co-producer, the interpretation of such an existing agreement would normally suggest that the latter co-producer would have to give his consent to the authorization, by the former co-producer, of the communication to the public by satellite; whereas the language exclusivity of the latter co-producer will be prejudiced where the language version or versions of the communication to the public, including where the version is dubbed or subtitled, coincide(s) with the language or the languages widely understood in the territory allotted by the agreement to the latter co-producer; whereas the notion of exclusivity should be understood in a wider sense where the communication to the public by satellite concerns a work which consists merely of images and contains no dialogue or subtitles; whereas a clear rule is necessary in cases where the international co-production agreement does not expressly regulate the division of rights in the specific case of communication to the public by satellite within the meaning of this Directive;