Input-output norms require imported inputs to match the export product's use under SION provisions for made-up textiles. Standard input-output norms require that made-ups manufactured from man-made fabrics be measured on a square-metre basis so that the relevant processed man-made fabric input corresponds to the export product's square-metre content; determination of permissible input proportions follows these norms and applicants must ensure imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match the export product's use under SION provisions for made-up textiles.
Standard input-output norms require that made-ups manufactured from man-made fabrics be measured on a square-metre basis so that the relevant processed man-made fabric input corresponds to the export product's square-metre content; determination of permissible input proportions follows these norms and applicants must ensure imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product.
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