Input-output norms: importers must match imported inputs to prescribed proportions required for the export product under FTP compliance. The operative regulatory requirement is that the proportion of various inputs admissible for use in manufacture must be determined and observed: applicants must ensure that goods imported correspond to those used or required in the export product, relying on the prescribed input proportions when claiming conformity with input output norms under the FTP.
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Input-output norms: importers must match imported inputs to prescribed proportions required for the export product under FTP compliance.
The operative regulatory requirement is that the proportion of various inputs admissible for use in manufacture must be determined and observed: applicants must ensure that goods imported correspond to those used or required in the export product, relying on the prescribed input proportions when claiming conformity with input output norms under the FTP.
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