Input-output norms require chemical imports to match actual inputs used in export manufacture, subject to applicable suspensions. Input output norms require that chemical inputs imported for export manufacture must be those used or required in the export product; permissible proportions of inputs are determined by the policy and applicants must ensure imports correspond to actual consumption. Some provisions have been suspended by public notice, so exporters must verify current applicability before claiming entitlements.
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Input-output norms require chemical imports to match actual inputs used in export manufacture, subject to applicable suspensions.
Input output norms require that chemical inputs imported for export manufacture must be those used or required in the export product; permissible proportions of inputs are determined by the policy and applicants must ensure imports correspond to actual consumption. Some provisions have been suspended by public notice, so exporters must verify current applicability before claiming entitlements.
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