Input-output norms require importers to match imported inputs to export products and ensure compliance with prescribed composition. The framework requires determination of the proportion of various inputs that may be used or are required in the manufacture of resultant products. Applicants must ensure that the goods applied for import and actually imported are those used or required in the export product, creating an obligation of verifiable input-to-output conformity under the prescribed norms.
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Input-output norms require importers to match imported inputs to export products and ensure compliance with prescribed composition.
The framework requires determination of the proportion of various inputs that may be used or are required in the manufacture of resultant products. Applicants must ensure that the goods applied for import and actually imported are those used or required in the export product, creating an obligation of verifiable input-to-output conformity under the prescribed norms.
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