Input-output norms require import quantities to match authorised inputs for export production, ensuring import compliance and verification. Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy specify per unit proportions of chemical inputs for manufacture of declared export products and note suspension of the listed item. Importers must determine and verify the proportions of various inputs actually used in production and ensure imported goods correspond to those required for the export product, creating documentary and compliance obligations to substantiate permitted use.
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Input-output norms require import quantities to match authorised inputs for export production, ensuring import compliance and verification.
Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy specify per unit proportions of chemical inputs for manufacture of declared export products and note suspension of the listed item. Importers must determine and verify the proportions of various inputs actually used in production and ensure imported goods correspond to those required for the export product, creating documentary and compliance obligations to substantiate permitted use.
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