Standard Input-Output Norms require imported inputs to match those used in the manufacture of declared export products for compliance. Standard Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy govern permissible inputs and prescribe the proportion of various inputs that may be used. Applicants seeking import benefits must ensure that goods applied for and actually imported correspond to those used or required in the manufacture of the declared export product, and regulatory compliance requires verification that imported inputs match the composition and proportions necessary for the resultant exportable goods.
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Standard Input-Output Norms require imported inputs to match those used in the manufacture of declared export products for compliance.
Standard Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy govern permissible inputs and prescribe the proportion of various inputs that may be used. Applicants seeking import benefits must ensure that goods applied for and actually imported correspond to those used or required in the manufacture of the declared export product, and regulatory compliance requires verification that imported inputs match the composition and proportions necessary for the resultant exportable goods.
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