Input-output norms require imported chemical inputs to match declared manufacturing proportions and be used solely in the export product. Standard input-output norms require determination and certification of the proportions of inputs used in manufacture; the schedule lists an input ratio ... Summary
Input-output norms require imported chemical inputs to match declared manufacturing proportions and be used solely in the export product.
Standard input-output norms require determination and certification of the proportions of inputs used in manufacture; the schedule lists an input ratio linking 1 kg of 1,4 dioxane with a stated quantity of diethylene glycol. Applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to declared inputs and are actually used in producing the export product, in accordance with prescribed Foreign Trade Policy norms.
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