Input-output norms require imported raw materials to match specified inputs for export product manufacture. Standard input-output norms specify constituent inputs and their proportions for manufacture of an EPDM solid rubber profile, itemising primary raw materials, miscellaneous chemicals, and rubber additives as the benchmark for permissible imports. A scheduling rule requires determination of usable input proportions and mandates that applicants ensure imported goods correspond to those used or required in the declared export product to align imports with export manufacturing needs.
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Input-output norms require imported raw materials to match specified inputs for export product manufacture.
Standard input-output norms specify constituent inputs and their proportions for manufacture of an EPDM solid rubber profile, itemising primary raw materials, miscellaneous chemicals, and rubber additives as the benchmark for permissible imports. A scheduling rule requires determination of usable input proportions and mandates that applicants ensure imported goods correspond to those used or required in the declared export product to align imports with export manufacturing needs.
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