Input-output norms govern allowable imported inputs and conversion ratios for manufacturing exports under trade policy. Input-output norms set conversion ratios and permissible input categories for bright bars and shafting not made from mild or stainless steel, listing primary raw materials and a miscellaneous inputs category capped as a percentage of FOB export value. Applicants must ensure imported goods are those used or required in manufacture, and input proportions will be determined for each resultant product, requiring documentation that imports correspond to actual production under the prescribed norms.
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Input-output norms govern allowable imported inputs and conversion ratios for manufacturing exports under trade policy.
Input-output norms set conversion ratios and permissible input categories for bright bars and shafting not made from mild or stainless steel, listing primary raw materials and a miscellaneous inputs category capped as a percentage of FOB export value. Applicants must ensure imported goods are those used or required in manufacture, and input proportions will be determined for each resultant product, requiring documentation that imports correspond to actual production under the prescribed norms.
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