Standard input-output norms require imported inputs to correspond to the inputs used in exported products. Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require determination of proportions of inputs used in manufacture of resultant export products and obligate applicants to ensure that imported goods correspond to those inputs. Schedules provide conversion ratios or material equivalencies (e.g., Disodium Hydrogen Citrate and Citric Acid mono-hydrate) to guide permissible input usage, and applicants must verify that goods sought for import and actually imported are the inputs used or required for the declared export product.
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Standard input-output norms require imported inputs to correspond to the inputs used in exported products.
Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require determination of proportions of inputs used in manufacture of resultant export products and obligate applicants to ensure that imported goods correspond to those inputs. Schedules provide conversion ratios or material equivalencies (e.g., Disodium Hydrogen Citrate and Citric Acid mono-hydrate) to guide permissible input usage, and applicants must verify that goods sought for import and actually imported are the inputs used or required for the declared export product.
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