Input-output compliance requires imported chemical inputs match declared use and proportions under the foreign trade policy. Standard input-output norms require specified chemical input specifications and permissible proportions for manufacture of export products; triethylamine must meet a minimum purity of 98.5%, with related inputs such as denatured ethyl alcohol and ammonia anhydrous listed. Applicants must ensure imported goods conform to these specifications and are actually used or required in the declared export product in accordance with scheduled proportion determinations.
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Input-output compliance requires imported chemical inputs match declared use and proportions under the foreign trade policy.
Standard input-output norms require specified chemical input specifications and permissible proportions for manufacture of export products; triethylamine must meet a minimum purity of 98.5%, with related inputs such as denatured ethyl alcohol and ammonia anhydrous listed. Applicants must ensure imported goods conform to these specifications and are actually used or required in the declared export product in accordance with scheduled proportion determinations.
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