Standard input-output norms require specified input proportions for exports and mandate that imported inputs match actual use. Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe specific proportions of inputs for manufacture of export products; applicants must ensure imported materials correspond to those used or required in the exported good and conform to schedule-based determination of allowable input proportions, as exemplified by a tie manufactured from relevant man-made processed fabrics.
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Standard input-output norms require specified input proportions for exports and mandate that imported inputs match actual use.
Standard input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe specific proportions of inputs for manufacture of export products; applicants must ensure imported materials correspond to those used or required in the exported good and conform to schedule-based determination of allowable input proportions, as exemplified by a tie manufactured from relevant man-made processed fabrics.
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