Standard input-output norms require imported components to match declared use and documented proportions in export manufacturing. Standard input-output norms set permissible component types and proportions for specified electronic products, with certain entries suspended by the cited public notice. Applicants must determine and document the proportion of inputs used in manufacture and ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used in the export product, verifying conformity with prescribed proportions and declared end-use under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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Standard input-output norms require imported components to match declared use and documented proportions in export manufacturing.
Standard input-output norms set permissible component types and proportions for specified electronic products, with certain entries suspended by the cited public notice. Applicants must determine and document the proportion of inputs used in manufacture and ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used in the export product, verifying conformity with prescribed proportions and declared end-use under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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