Foreign trade input-output norms removed; exporters must ensure imported inputs match the export product and specified quantities. Standard input-output norms for food products under the Foreign Trade Policy have been deleted, and previously listed input items and quantities are no longer prescribed. Applicants must ensure that imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product and conform to the quantities specified in the export order, with permissible proportions of inputs determined for manufacture of resultant export products.
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Foreign trade input-output norms removed; exporters must ensure imported inputs match the export product and specified quantities.
Standard input-output norms for food products under the Foreign Trade Policy have been deleted, and previously listed input items and quantities are no longer prescribed. Applicants must ensure that imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product and conform to the quantities specified in the export order, with permissible proportions of inputs determined for manufacture of resultant export products.
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