54The applicants maintain that the letter of 26 January 2000 does produce binding legal effects. That act rejects their request that the Commission take the necessary measures to enable them to use the 1999 fourth-quarter licences issued for imports from ACP countries with a view to carrying out imports of bananas from Latin American or other third countries. That refusal deprived the applicants of the opportunity to use their import licences. The fact that other operators found themselves in the same situation does not preclude the applicants from being directly and individually concerned by the Commission's refusal (Joined Cases T-79/96, T-260/97 and T-117/98 Camar and Tico v Commission and Council [2000] ECR II-2193, paragraphs 94 to 97).
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