Input-output norms require imported inputs to match prescribed export-use proportions under FTP, ensuring actual use in exports. Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe allowable proportions of chemical inputs in manufacturing specified export products, illustrated by the norm for Veratrol (1,2-dimethoxy benzene) and its conversion to pyro catechol. The schedule fixes standard input and resultant quantities and requires applicants to ensure imported goods conform to these proportions and are actually used or required in the declared export product to meet export-use compliance.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match prescribed export-use proportions under FTP, ensuring actual use in exports.
Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe allowable proportions of chemical inputs in manufacturing specified export products, illustrated by the norm for Veratrol (1,2-dimethoxy benzene) and its conversion to pyro catechol. The schedule fixes standard input and resultant quantities and requires applicants to ensure imported goods conform to these proportions and are actually used or required in the declared export product to meet export-use compliance.
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