Input-output norms require imported inputs to match goods used in export manufacturing, ensuring compliance with foreign trade policy. Standard Input-Output Norms require determining the proportion of inputs used to produce export goods and obligate applicants to ensure that imported goods are those actually required in the export product; this applies to classifications such as Block Frozen Fish Steaks and related frozen fish items and is reflected in schedules specifying input categories and quantities.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match goods used in export manufacturing, ensuring compliance with foreign trade policy.
Standard Input-Output Norms require determining the proportion of inputs used to produce export goods and obligate applicants to ensure that imported goods are those actually required in the export product; this applies to classifications such as Block Frozen Fish Steaks and related frozen fish items and is reflected in schedules specifying input categories and quantities.
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