ciao!

potrebbe trattarsi (dipende dal contesto) di medicinali prodotti su licenza (cioè i cui diritti di brevetto spettano a chi concede la licenza), in questo caso valida per tutto il territorio europeo

il prodotto è concesso in licebza
"pan-European product licence" è "licenza pan-europea per un prodotto o di un prodotto" e attenzione l'autorizzazione (ad es. per l'immissione in commercio) per un prodotto è ancora un'altra cosa!

Product licence" = "licenza di vendita(produzione) autorizzata/approvata dagli organi istituzionali competenti"
"licenced product" = "prodotto legalmente tutelato, il cui uso è soggeto a licenza", cioè su cui esistono dei diritti d'autore

Facendo qualche giro su internet mi sono convinto che:

"PRODUCT LICENCE" - i seguenti brevi brani suggeriscono che nel settore delle medicine "product licence" = "licenza di produzione autorizzata/approvata dagli organi istituzionali competenti"

http://ww6.investorrelations.co.uk/cenes/EditHistory.shtml
In June 2000 CeNeS received its first product licence approvals for four strengths of Moraxen for the short term management of severe cancer pain.

http://www.medicine.ox.ac.uk/ohc/porcine.htm
However, recent evidence suggests that porcine factor VIII is stable for long periods at 4oC, and it is anticipated that the product licence will be modified in the near future to permit storage at 4oC.

http://www.vmd.gov.uk/old_vmd_web_pages/pml.htm. il sito riporta una lista di medicine, inclusa una colonna intitolata "Product Licence/Marketing Authorisation No"

http://www.wellmanclinic.org/paper1.htm
In May 1998, Viagra (sildenafil citrate) became available on private prescription on a named patient basis in the UK. The Doctor received a product licence in the UK in September 1998 and has since been available on the NHS to a limited group of patients.




"LICENCED PRODUCT" - i brani che seguono suggeriscono che "Licenced product" = "prodotto tutelato legalmente, soggetto a diritti d'autore, e quindi il loro uso richiede una licenza"

http://www.moultoneers.net/landrapb.html
Pashley acquired the licence to use the Land Rover marque for the new cycle from Windsor based licensing agency Design Rights International, who represent the marque on behalf of Rover Group.
Russell Turnham, Marketing Operations Director for Land Rover said, "The Land Rover APB is an excellent example of the type of licenced product that Land Rover is looking for through its innovative licensing programme. Not only does it exemplify the high standards of engineering associated with Land Rover but also it captures the essential values of freedom and adventure typically associated with the brand."

http://www.mailgate.com/contact/reseller.asp
Buying
Mailgate products are offered as fully featured commercial software in 10-user 30-day evaluation format. Alternative formats are available by request. Software and manuals in PDF and Word formats are delivered by direct download from our Website. They can also be sent to you in CD format if required. On applying a digital licence key the evaluation software converts to the fully licenced product for the required number of users. The digital key can be posted, e-mailed or faxed to you.

http://www.rpgamer.com/ask/chesh/cc012702.html
I don't particularly LIKE the arguments being presented to prevent importing, (basically being the fact that you're breaking the copyright patent and circumventing copyright protection by using a licenced product in an unlicenced territory (in most cases from the US to the EU)) but they're there, regardless of the fact that it's... well, sheer idioticy. I don't like the idea, but it's there.

http://www.lorentec.com/LA_wasptest_request.htm
As Wasptest is a licenced product please take the time to complete the short registration form below and the Wasptest mini-card CD will be sent to you.