Input-output norms require imported manufacturing inputs to match declared use in export products, ensuring compliance with FTP rules. Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe allowable inputs and required proportions for manufacture of a Finished Cup component. A schedules mechanism determines proportions of various inputs for resultant products, and applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to the inputs actually used or required in the declared export product to satisfy policy compliance.
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Input-output norms require imported manufacturing inputs to match declared use in export products, ensuring compliance with FTP rules.
Input-output norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe allowable inputs and required proportions for manufacture of a Finished Cup component. A schedules mechanism determines proportions of various inputs for resultant products, and applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to the inputs actually used or required in the declared export product to satisfy policy compliance.
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