Input-output compliance: imported inputs must match inputs used in export products under FTP input-output norms. Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require determination of the proportion of inputs used in manufacture and obligate applicants to ensure imported goods correspond to those used or required in the export product; examples include Cupric Chloride Anhydrous and Copper Scrap as recorded inputs.
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Input-output compliance: imported inputs must match inputs used in export products under FTP input-output norms.
Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require determination of the proportion of inputs used in manufacture and obligate applicants to ensure imported goods correspond to those used or required in the export product; examples include Cupric Chloride Anhydrous and Copper Scrap as recorded inputs.
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