Input-output norms require importers to verify imported inputs match declared export-use and document proportions used in manufacture. Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require importers to determine and document the proportions of various chemical inputs used in manufacture of export products and to ensure imported goods correspond to the types and quantities actually used or required for the declared export purpose; administrative actions may suspend specific listed entries.
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Input-output norms require importers to verify imported inputs match declared export-use and document proportions used in manufacture.
Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy require importers to determine and document the proportions of various chemical inputs used in manufacture of export products and to ensure imported goods correspond to the types and quantities actually used or required for the declared export purpose; administrative actions may suspend specific listed entries.
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