Input-output norms require imported inputs for mono-ethylene glycol to match the goods used in export production. Standard Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe specific input proportions for producing mono-ethylene glycol, listing ethylene and several minor additives with defined quantities. Applicants and exporters must ensure imported goods correspond to the inputs actually used or required in the production of the exported product; input conformity and verification against the manufacturing recipe are conditions for entitlement under FTP input-output determinations.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs for mono-ethylene glycol to match the goods used in export production.
Standard Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe specific input proportions for producing mono-ethylene glycol, listing ethylene and several minor additives with defined quantities. Applicants and exporters must ensure imported goods correspond to the inputs actually used or required in the production of the exported product; input conformity and verification against the manufacturing recipe are conditions for entitlement under FTP input-output determinations.
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