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The government has introduced three new Standard Input Output Norms (SIONs) under the Chemical and Allied Product category, specifying input quantities for certain export products. The norms fix the allowable import quantities for producing one kilogram of each export product: 0.915 kg of Betamethasone for Betamethasone Valerate EP/BP/USP, 0.725 kg of Fumaric Acid 99% for Ferrous Fumarate USP/BP/FCC/IP, and 0.65 kg of Maleic Anhydride for Ferrous Fumarate USP/BP/FCC/IP. These norms are established under the authority granted by the Foreign Trade Policy and are intended to regulate the input-output ratios for these chemical exports.
The government has introduced three new Standard Input Output Norms (SIONs) under the Chemical and Allied Product category, specifying input quantities for certain export products. The norms fix the allowable import quantities for producing one kilogram of each export product: 0.915 kg of Betamethasone for Betamethasone Valerate EP/BP/USP, 0.725 kg of Fumaric Acid 99% for Ferrous Fumarate USP/BP/FCC/IP, and 0.65 kg of Maleic Anhydride for Ferrous Fumarate USP/BP/FCC/IP. These norms are established under the authority granted by the Foreign Trade Policy and are intended to regulate the input-output ratios for these chemical exports.
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