Input-output norms define permitted input ratios and verification obligations for textile exports under trade policy. Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe consumption ratios for fabrics, sarees and made-ups from manmade filament and metallised yarn, including limits on dyes; applicants must ensure imported inputs are those actually used in the export product and determine allowable input proportions for manufacture.
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Input-output norms define permitted input ratios and verification obligations for textile exports under trade policy.
Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe consumption ratios for fabrics, sarees and made-ups from manmade filament and metallised yarn, including limits on dyes; applicants must ensure imported inputs are those actually used in the export product and determine allowable input proportions for manufacture.
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