Input-output norms require imported inputs to match those used in the manufactured export product for compliance verification. Standard input-output norms list specified electronic product inputs and indicative quantities, noting suspension of glass diodes; applicants must ensure imports correspond to inputs used or required in the declared export product, and proportions of inputs used in manufacture must be determined to permit compliance verification under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to match those used in the manufactured export product for compliance verification.
Standard input-output norms list specified electronic product inputs and indicative quantities, noting suspension of glass diodes; applicants must ensure imports correspond to inputs used or required in the declared export product, and proportions of inputs used in manufacture must be determined to permit compliance verification under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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