Input-output norms for textile exports: imports must consist only of goods actually used in manufacture of the export product. Standards prescribe input-output norms for specified textile garments, defining fabric consumption per piece and requiring determination of permissible proportions of inputs. Applicants must ensure imported inputs are those used or required in the exported product, and that imported goods match the composition and usage contemplated for export under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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Input-output norms for textile exports: imports must consist only of goods actually used in manufacture of the export product.
Standards prescribe input-output norms for specified textile garments, defining fabric consumption per piece and requiring determination of permissible proportions of inputs. Applicants must ensure imported inputs are those used or required in the exported product, and that imported goods match the composition and usage contemplated for export under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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