Deletion of input-output norms removes a SION entry and requires import-use conformity for export manufacturing inputs. Deletion of the Standard Input-Output Norms in the Foreign Trade Policy removes the specified SION entry for Chemical & Allied Products and notes that the ... Summary
Deletion of input-output norms removes a SION entry and requires import-use conformity for export manufacturing inputs.
Deletion of the Standard Input-Output Norms in the Foreign Trade Policy removes the specified SION entry for Chemical & Allied Products and notes that the schedules govern determination of the proportion of various inputs used in manufacture. Applicants must ensure imported goods are those used or required in the export product, preserving import-use conformity with export manufacturing requirements.
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