Input-output norms require imported inputs to match export product composition under FTP, ensuring eligibility for export benefits. Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require specified quantitative relationships between imported chemical inputs and the resulting export product. The schedule records that 1 kg of Calcium Propionate corresponds to 0.88 kg of Propionic Acid; applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to the inputs actually used or required in the export product and that utilization aligns with the schedule-determined proportions for compliance.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match export product composition under FTP, ensuring eligibility for export benefits.
Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require specified quantitative relationships between imported chemical inputs and the resulting export product. The schedule records that 1 kg of Calcium Propionate corresponds to 0.88 kg of Propionic Acid; applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to the inputs actually used or required in the export product and that utilization aligns with the schedule-determined proportions for compliance.
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