Input-output norms require imported manufacturing inputs to match declared proportions and be actually used in the exported product. The regulatory framework requires determination of allowable proportions for each input in relation to the specific resultant product and imposes an explicit obligation on applicants to ensure that imported goods are those required for, and actually used in, the export product, with certain component formulations identified as proprietary or closely held by manufacturers.
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Input-output norms require imported manufacturing inputs to match declared proportions and be actually used in the exported product.
The regulatory framework requires determination of allowable proportions for each input in relation to the specific resultant product and imposes an explicit obligation on applicants to ensure that imported goods are those required for, and actually used in, the export product, with certain component formulations identified as proprietary or closely held by manufacturers.
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