Standard Input-Output Norms deletion shifts onus to importers to ensure imported inputs match those required for exports. Deletion of the Standard Input-Output Norms under FTP for Food Products emphasizes determination of the proportion of inputs usable or required in manufacturing export products. Applicants must ensure that goods applied for import and actually imported are those used or required in the declared export product, imposing an obligation to validate input-output conformity for FTP compliance.
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Standard Input-Output Norms deletion shifts onus to importers to ensure imported inputs match those required for exports.
Deletion of the Standard Input-Output Norms under FTP for Food Products emphasizes determination of the proportion of inputs usable or required in manufacturing export products. Applicants must ensure that goods applied for import and actually imported are those used or required in the declared export product, imposing an obligation to validate input-output conformity for FTP compliance.
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