Standard input output norms for electronic toys set authorised inputs and required verification for export compliance. Standard input output norms specify authorised input types and permitted proportions for the manufacture of electronic toys for export, listing components such as PCBs, specified polymers, LEDs with a wastage allowance, speakers, IC chips, garment accessories (permitted only for electronic dolls), and packing material governed by the packing policy. Applicants must ensure imported inputs are those actually used or required in the exported product; the prescribed proportions serve as compliance and verification parameters under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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Standard input output norms for electronic toys set authorised inputs and required verification for export compliance.
Standard input output norms specify authorised input types and permitted proportions for the manufacture of electronic toys for export, listing components such as PCBs, specified polymers, LEDs with a wastage allowance, speakers, IC chips, garment accessories (permitted only for electronic dolls), and packing material governed by the packing policy. Applicants must ensure imported inputs are those actually used or required in the exported product; the prescribed proportions serve as compliance and verification parameters under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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