Textiles and apparel: removal of SION shifts onus to exporters to verify imported inputs match declared export products. Deletion of Standard Input-Output Norms removes the normative matrix for input usage in textiles and related garments. The policy required determination of the proportion of various inputs used to produce resultant products and imposed a compliance obligation on applicants to ensure imported goods are those used or required in the declared export product, creating an input-to-export verification duty.
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Textiles and apparel: removal of SION shifts onus to exporters to verify imported inputs match declared export products.
Deletion of Standard Input-Output Norms removes the normative matrix for input usage in textiles and related garments. The policy required determination of the proportion of various inputs used to produce resultant products and imposed a compliance obligation on applicants to ensure imported goods are those used or required in the declared export product, creating an input-to-export verification duty.
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