Input-output norms for cotton knitted fabric define permissible input proportions for imported inputs used in exports for compliance. The Foreign Trade Policy prescribes Input-Output Norms for cotton knitted fabric exports, setting the allowable primary fibre inputs (cotton yarn or raw cotton equivalents) and specifying permitted auxiliary inputs-dyes, titanium dioxide for printed fabric, bronze powder for bronze prints, hydrogen peroxide and optical whitening agents-expressed as proportions of fabric weight. Applicants must ensure imported inputs are those actually used or required in the exported product, with schedules determining allowable input proportions for manufacture.
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Input-output norms for cotton knitted fabric define permissible input proportions for imported inputs used in exports for compliance.
The Foreign Trade Policy prescribes Input-Output Norms for cotton knitted fabric exports, setting the allowable primary fibre inputs (cotton yarn or raw cotton equivalents) and specifying permitted auxiliary inputs-dyes, titanium dioxide for printed fabric, bronze powder for bronze prints, hydrogen peroxide and optical whitening agents-expressed as proportions of fabric weight. Applicants must ensure imported inputs are those actually used or required in the exported product, with schedules determining allowable input proportions for manufacture.
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