Input-output compliance: imports must match the inputs actually used in export products under prescribed norms. Standard input-output norms require that imported inputs correspond to those used or required in the manufacture of designated export products. A schedule governs determination of permissible input proportions and applicants must ensure that goods sought for import and actually imported are those used/required in the export product, enabling verification of conformity between declared and actual inputs during export manufacturing.
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Input-output compliance: imports must match the inputs actually used in export products under prescribed norms.
Standard input-output norms require that imported inputs correspond to those used or required in the manufacture of designated export products. A schedule governs determination of permissible input proportions and applicants must ensure that goods sought for import and actually imported are those used/required in the export product, enabling verification of conformity between declared and actual inputs during export manufacturing.
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