Standard input-output norms repeal requires exporters to determine input proportions and ensure imported inputs match export product use. The policy removes the Standard Input-Output Norms for textiles and places responsibility on exporters to determine input proportions for manufacture; applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used or required in the declared export product, creating an affirmative compliance obligation on input sourcing and verification.
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Standard input-output norms repeal requires exporters to determine input proportions and ensure imported inputs match export product use.
The policy removes the Standard Input-Output Norms for textiles and places responsibility on exporters to determine input proportions for manufacture; applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used or required in the declared export product, creating an affirmative compliance obligation on input sourcing and verification.
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