Input-output norms for textile exports require permitted imported inputs and verification that they are consumed in exported products. Standard Input-Output norms specify permissible imported inputs and their consumption ratios for grey/dyed and/or printed fabrics and made-ups from man-made fibres or yarns, listing categories such as Relevant Man Made Fibre/Yarn, Metallic Yarn, Glass Beads (with wastage), Disperse and Vat dyes (only if product is dyed/printed), Polyvinyl Alcohol, Hydrogen Peroxide (for printed white backgrounds), Silicon Emulsion (higher for dyed/printed), and Raw Polyfill. Applicants must ensure imported goods are those used or required in the export product, with the schedule governing determination of allowable input proportions.
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Input-output norms for textile exports require permitted imported inputs and verification that they are consumed in exported products.
Standard Input-Output norms specify permissible imported inputs and their consumption ratios for grey/dyed and/or printed fabrics and made-ups from man-made fibres or yarns, listing categories such as Relevant Man Made Fibre/Yarn, Metallic Yarn, Glass Beads (with wastage), Disperse and Vat dyes (only if product is dyed/printed), Polyvinyl Alcohol, Hydrogen Peroxide (for printed white backgrounds), Silicon Emulsion (higher for dyed/printed), and Raw Polyfill. Applicants must ensure imported goods are those used or required in the export product, with the schedule governing determination of allowable input proportions.
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