Input-output norms require imported chemical inputs to match prescribed specifications and be used in the specified export product. Standard input-output norms prescribe chemical specifications and permissible input proportions for export production, listing Lanolin Anhydrous, Wool Grease and Isopropyl Alcohol with sample weights. A schedule requires determination of allowable input proportions in manufacture, and applicants must ensure imported goods are those used or required in the declared export product and meet prescribed specifications.
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Input-output norms require imported chemical inputs to match prescribed specifications and be used in the specified export product.
Standard input-output norms prescribe chemical specifications and permissible input proportions for export production, listing Lanolin Anhydrous, Wool Grease and Isopropyl Alcohol with sample weights. A schedule requires determination of allowable input proportions in manufacture, and applicants must ensure imported goods are those used or required in the declared export product and meet prescribed specifications.
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