Input-output norms deletion: import-use verification duty remains; applicants must ensure imported inputs are actually used in export production. Deletion of the Standard Input-Output Norms removes the schedule entry but retains the operative requirement that determination of input proportions is necessary for manufacturing resultant products, and applicants must ensure imported goods claimed for exports are those actually used or required in the export product.
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Input-output norms deletion: import-use verification duty remains; applicants must ensure imported inputs are actually used in export production.
Deletion of the Standard Input-Output Norms removes the schedule entry but retains the operative requirement that determination of input proportions is necessary for manufacturing resultant products, and applicants must ensure imported goods claimed for exports are those actually used or required in the export product.
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