Standard Input-Output Norms require imported pharmaceutical inputs to strictly match declared export use and proportions. The schedule under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribes determination of permissible proportions of inputs for manufacture of specified export products and requires applicants to ensure that goods applied for and actually imported correspond to the inputs used or required in the declared export product, thereby providing a compliance control to verify input-to-output consistency.
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Standard Input-Output Norms require imported pharmaceutical inputs to strictly match declared export use and proportions.
The schedule under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribes determination of permissible proportions of inputs for manufacture of specified export products and requires applicants to ensure that goods applied for and actually imported correspond to the inputs used or required in the declared export product, thereby providing a compliance control to verify input-to-output consistency.
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