Input usage compliance requires imported components to match declared export use under FTP norms and adhere to prescribed proportions. FTP compliance requires determination of the proportion of inputs permitted or required for manufacture of export products and verification that imported components correspond to declared uses; applicants must ensure imported goods are actually used or required in the export product and that quantities conform to prescribed proportions in the schedule.
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Input usage compliance requires imported components to match declared export use under FTP norms and adhere to prescribed proportions.
FTP compliance requires determination of the proportion of inputs permitted or required for manufacture of export products and verification that imported components correspond to declared uses; applicants must ensure imported goods are actually used or required in the export product and that quantities conform to prescribed proportions in the schedule.
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