Standard input-output norms require imported inputs to match actual usage in exported leather products for export compliance. Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy set manufacturing consumption standards for leather products, illustrated by specified input use rates for Industrial Hand Gloves and sewing thread. A schedule governs determination of the proportion of inputs usable in producing resultant products and requires applicants to ensure that imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product, maintaining consistency between declared consumption and actual usage.
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Standard input-output norms require imported inputs to match actual usage in exported leather products for export compliance.
Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy set manufacturing consumption standards for leather products, illustrated by specified input use rates for Industrial Hand Gloves and sewing thread. A schedule governs determination of the proportion of inputs usable in producing resultant products and requires applicants to ensure that imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product, maintaining consistency between declared consumption and actual usage.
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