Input-output norms for plywood specify permitted input proportions and require imported inputs be used in the export product. The Foreign Trade Policy prescribes input-output norms for plywood other than commercial plywood, specifying permitted quantities of relevant wood, veneer and listed chemical inputs per unit of finished plywood, including alternative chemical options. Applicants importing inputs under these norms must ensure the imported goods match the inputs used in the export product and the schedules determine allowable input proportions for manufacture and verification.
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Input-output norms for plywood specify permitted input proportions and require imported inputs be used in the export product.
The Foreign Trade Policy prescribes input-output norms for plywood other than commercial plywood, specifying permitted quantities of relevant wood, veneer and listed chemical inputs per unit of finished plywood, including alternative chemical options. Applicants importing inputs under these norms must ensure the imported goods match the inputs used in the export product and the schedules determine allowable input proportions for manufacture and verification.
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