Input-output norms compliance: importers must document proportions and ensure imported chemical inputs are actually used in export manufacture. Standard Input Output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require applicants to determine and document the proportion of various inputs used in manufacture of export products. The text notes suspension of N Methyl Gamma Acid from FTP norms, lists chemical inputs and quantities, and obliges importers to ensure imported goods are those actually used in the export product, with supporting evidence to demonstrate compliance.
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Input-output norms compliance: importers must document proportions and ensure imported chemical inputs are actually used in export manufacture.
Standard Input Output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require applicants to determine and document the proportion of various inputs used in manufacture of export products. The text notes suspension of N Methyl Gamma Acid from FTP norms, lists chemical inputs and quantities, and obliges importers to ensure imported goods are those actually used in the export product, with supporting evidence to demonstrate compliance.
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