Input-output norms require imports to match inputs actually used in exported goods and impose verification obligations on applicants. Specifies that authorities must determine the proportion of various inputs used or required in manufacturing resultant products, and mandates that applicants ensure imported goods correspond to inputs actually used or required in the declared export product, creating a verification obligation aligning imports with export manufacture.
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Input-output norms require imports to match inputs actually used in exported goods and impose verification obligations on applicants.
Specifies that authorities must determine the proportion of various inputs used or required in manufacturing resultant products, and mandates that applicants ensure imported goods correspond to inputs actually used or required in the declared export product, creating a verification obligation aligning imports with export manufacture.
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