Standard input-output norms require imported inputs to match the materials actually used in export manufacturing. Standard Input-Output norms set permitted input compositions and quantities for manufacture of export products, exemplified by ladies sleeveless jackets of 45% polyester and 55% nylon with optional lining and polyester wadding. The schedule specifies permitted input items, measured quantities, and a net content plus wastage allowance. Applicants bear an affirmative duty to ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used or required in the export product, and input proportions must be determined and observed as a condition of compliance.
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Standard input-output norms require imported inputs to match the materials actually used in export manufacturing.
Standard Input-Output norms set permitted input compositions and quantities for manufacture of export products, exemplified by ladies sleeveless jackets of 45% polyester and 55% nylon with optional lining and polyester wadding. The schedule specifies permitted input items, measured quantities, and a net content plus wastage allowance. Applicants bear an affirmative duty to ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used or required in the export product, and input proportions must be determined and observed as a condition of compliance.
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