Input-output norms require imported inputs to match prescribed proportions for manufacture and export compliance. Input-Output Norms govern permitted inputs and their proportions for manufacture of specified chemical export products. The schedule prescribes input ratios (for example beta naphthol per kilogram of product) and a determination mechanism for permissible proportions. Applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to those used or required in the export product, and that actual imports match declared inputs in accordance with the schedule and determinations.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match prescribed proportions for manufacture and export compliance.
Input-Output Norms govern permitted inputs and their proportions for manufacture of specified chemical export products. The schedule prescribes input ratios (for example beta naphthol per kilogram of product) and a determination mechanism for permissible proportions. Applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to those used or required in the export product, and that actual imports match declared inputs in accordance with the schedule and determinations.
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