Input-output norms require imported manufacturing inputs to match actual usage in the exported electronic product. Standard input-output norms for electronic products (ICs 8 Lead) list specified inputs and normative quantities for manufacture of the export product and note a suspension for the referenced line. Importers must ensure imported goods correspond to the inputs actually used or required in the export product, with a determination made of the proportion of each input necessary for the resultant product, creating a compliance obligation linking permitted imports to demonstrated export usage.
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Input-output norms require imported manufacturing inputs to match actual usage in the exported electronic product.
Standard input-output norms for electronic products (ICs 8 Lead) list specified inputs and normative quantities for manufacture of the export product and note a suspension for the referenced line. Importers must ensure imported goods correspond to the inputs actually used or required in the export product, with a determination made of the proportion of each input necessary for the resultant product, creating a compliance obligation linking permitted imports to demonstrated export usage.
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