Standard Input-Output Norms require imported inputs to match declared manufacturing proportions under FTP, ensuring use in export products. Standard Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe input-output ratios and identify specific chemical inputs; schedules determine proportions of inputs usable in producing resultant products. Applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to declared inputs and are actually used in the manufacture of the export product, creating an import-to-export compliance obligation tied to the schedules.
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Standard Input-Output Norms require imported inputs to match declared manufacturing proportions under FTP, ensuring use in export products.
Standard Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe input-output ratios and identify specific chemical inputs; schedules determine proportions of inputs usable in producing resultant products. Applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to declared inputs and are actually used in the manufacture of the export product, creating an import-to-export compliance obligation tied to the schedules.
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