Input-output norms require importers to ensure declared inputs match those actually used in manufactured export products. The framework requires determination of the proportion of various inputs that may be used or are required to produce each resultant product, and applicants must ensure that goods declared for import and actually imported correspond to the inputs used or required in the export product, imposing an obligation of factual verification and recordation to demonstrate input-output conformity.
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Input-output norms require importers to ensure declared inputs match those actually used in manufactured export products.
The framework requires determination of the proportion of various inputs that may be used or are required to produce each resultant product, and applicants must ensure that goods declared for import and actually imported correspond to the inputs used or required in the export product, imposing an obligation of factual verification and recordation to demonstrate input-output conformity.
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