Input-output norms require imported chemical inputs to match declared export product, ensuring manufacturing and compliance alignment. Foreign Trade Policy prescribes input-output norms for chemicals such as Broenners Acid and Beta Naphthol, specifying permissible input proportions in manufacture recorded in schedules. Applicants must ensure goods sought for import and actually imported correspond to inputs used or required in the declared export product, and comply with schedule proportions and documentary verification requirements.
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Input-output norms require imported chemical inputs to match declared export product, ensuring manufacturing and compliance alignment.
Foreign Trade Policy prescribes input-output norms for chemicals such as Broenners Acid and Beta Naphthol, specifying permissible input proportions in manufacture recorded in schedules. Applicants must ensure goods sought for import and actually imported correspond to inputs used or required in the declared export product, and comply with schedule proportions and documentary verification requirements.
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