Input-output norms compliance requires verification that imported inputs are actually used in the exported product, suspension noted. Suspension of the SION entry for Pitman with Rod removes the operative numeric norm; applicants must determine and document proportions of inputs used in manufacture and ensure imported goods are those actually required or used in the declared export product, maintaining input-use verification for export compliance.
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Input-output norms compliance requires verification that imported inputs are actually used in the exported product, suspension noted.
Suspension of the SION entry for Pitman with Rod removes the operative numeric norm; applicants must determine and document proportions of inputs used in manufacture and ensure imported goods are those actually required or used in the declared export product, maintaining input-use verification for export compliance.
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