Input proportion compliance: importers must ensure imported inputs are those actually used or required in the exported product. The deletion of SION J139 removes that specific input output entry and reiterates the requirement that the proportion of inputs used in manufacture must be determined, and applicants must ensure imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product, creating an obligation of input use verification for eligibility under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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Input proportion compliance: importers must ensure imported inputs are those actually used or required in the exported product.
The deletion of SION J139 removes that specific input output entry and reiterates the requirement that the proportion of inputs used in manufacture must be determined, and applicants must ensure imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product, creating an obligation of input use verification for eligibility under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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