Standard Input-Output Norms require imported textile inputs to match actual use in the exported product, mandating applicant verification. Standard input-output norms prescribe permitted input consumption and composition for specified textile export products; schedules quantify product-specific input requirements (for example fabric area per garment) and determine proportions of inputs usable in manufacture. Applicants must ensure imported goods correspond in type and quantity to those actually used in the exported product, with entitlement under the policy conditioned on such congruence.
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Standard Input-Output Norms require imported textile inputs to match actual use in the exported product, mandating applicant verification.
Standard input-output norms prescribe permitted input consumption and composition for specified textile export products; schedules quantify product-specific input requirements (for example fabric area per garment) and determine proportions of inputs usable in manufacture. Applicants must ensure imported goods correspond in type and quantity to those actually used in the exported product, with entitlement under the policy conditioned on such congruence.
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