What does FFP mean?
FFP means Federal Fisheries Permit
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Federal Fisheries Permit?
2 ways to abbreviate Federal Fisheries Permit
Federal Fisheries Permit can be abbreviated as FFP
Other shorthands for Federal Fisheries Permit are: FPP
Federal Fisheries Permit can be abbreviated as FFP
Other shorthands for Federal Fisheries Permit are: FPP
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What does FFP stand for? FFP stands for "Federal Fisheries Permit". |
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How to abbreviate "Federal Fisheries Permit"? "Federal Fisheries Permit" can be abbreviated as FFP. |
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What is the meaning of FFP abbreviation? The meaning of FFP abbreviation is "Federal Fisheries Permit". |
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What is FFP abbreviation? One of the definitions of FFP is "Federal Fisheries Permit". |
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What does FFP mean? FFP as abbreviation means "Federal Fisheries Permit". |
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What is shorthand of Federal Fisheries Permit? The most common shorthand of "Federal Fisheries Permit" is FFP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FCVP - Federal Crab Vessel Permit
- FEL - Federal Explosives License/permit
- FOP - Federal Operating Permit
- FPP - Federal Fisheries Permit
- FPP - Federal Processor Permit
- FWPO - Federal Wildlife Permit Office
- FCMP - Federal Coal Mining Permit
- FFA - Federal Fisheries Act
- FFC - Federal Fisheries Council
- FFMC - Federal Fisheries Management Committee
- FFN - Federal Fisheries Negotiator
- FPAFC - Federal Provincial Atlantic Fisheries Committee
- FPN - Federal Permit Number
- FPS - Federal Permit System
- FRCF - Federal Research Centre for Fisheries
- FSP - Federal or State Permit
- FMC - Federal Magistrates' Court (an Australian Federal Court
- FOPP - Federal Operating Permit Program
- fdf - Federal Department of Fisheries
- FSK - ''Federal Counterintelligence Service|Federal'naya Sluzhba Kontrrazvedki'' (Федера́льная Слу́жба Контрразве́дки, Russian "Federal Counterintelligence Service", succeeded the KGB in 1991)