Input-output norms require imported inputs to match prescribed proportions and be used in export production. Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe allowable composition and proportions of inputs for specified export products, exemplified by ... Summary
Input-output norms require imported inputs to match prescribed proportions and be used in export production.
Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe allowable composition and proportions of inputs for specified export products, exemplified by liquid white printing inks listing titanium dioxide, synthetic resins, solvents, and additives; applicants importing these inputs must ensure the imported goods match the listed inputs and proportions and are actually used in the manufacture of the stated export product, with scheduling provisions requiring determination and verification of permissible input proportions for resultant products.
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