Standard Input-Output Norms require imported inputs to match those used in the export product for compliance. The regulatory mechanism requires determination of the proportion of various inputs used or required in producing different resultant products and mandates that applicants shall ensure the goods sought for import and actually imported are the specific inputs used or required in the declared export product, aligning imports with established input-output proportions.
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Standard Input-Output Norms require imported inputs to match those used in the export product for compliance.
The regulatory mechanism requires determination of the proportion of various inputs used or required in producing different resultant products and mandates that applicants shall ensure the goods sought for import and actually imported are the specific inputs used or required in the declared export product, aligning imports with established input-output proportions.
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