Input-output norms require importers to match imported chemical inputs to the proportions needed for declared export products. Standard input-output norms list specific chemical inputs and note an administrative suspension; they define recognized inputs for producing resultant export goods. Applicants must determine and adhere to the proportion of various inputs required in manufacture and ensure imported goods are those used or required in the declared export product, with compliance contingent on prescribed input proportions and any suspension status.
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Input-output norms require importers to match imported chemical inputs to the proportions needed for declared export products.
Standard input-output norms list specific chemical inputs and note an administrative suspension; they define recognized inputs for producing resultant export goods. Applicants must determine and adhere to the proportion of various inputs required in manufacture and ensure imported goods are those used or required in the declared export product, with compliance contingent on prescribed input proportions and any suspension status.
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