Standard input-output norms require exporters to ensure imported inputs correspond to those used in exported garments. Standard input-output norms prescribe the proportions of inputs permitted or required for manufacture of specified export products and serve as benchmarks for entitlement to trade benefits. Applicants must ensure that goods declared for import and actually imported correspond to the inputs used or required in the export product, with verification against the scheduled proportions determining admissibility and compliance.
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Standard input-output norms require exporters to ensure imported inputs correspond to those used in exported garments.
Standard input-output norms prescribe the proportions of inputs permitted or required for manufacture of specified export products and serve as benchmarks for entitlement to trade benefits. Applicants must ensure that goods declared for import and actually imported correspond to the inputs used or required in the export product, with verification against the scheduled proportions determining admissibility and compliance.
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