Input-output norms require verification that imported inputs match export product requirements and specified proportions. Regulatory requirements impose that applicants must determine and justify the proportion of various inputs used or required in the manufacture of resultant export products, and ensure that goods sought for import and actually imported correspond to those used or required in the export product, so that input-output norms are observed and verifiable for export compliance and control of chemical inputs.
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Input-output norms require verification that imported inputs match export product requirements and specified proportions.
Regulatory requirements impose that applicants must determine and justify the proportion of various inputs used or required in the manufacture of resultant export products, and ensure that goods sought for import and actually imported correspond to those used or required in the export product, so that input-output norms are observed and verifiable for export compliance and control of chemical inputs.
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