Input-output norms require imported inputs to correspond to those actually used in manufacture for export, ensuring export compliance. The operative compliance rule requires determination and verification of the proportion of various inputs used or required in producing resultant export goods, and obliges applicants to ensure that goods imported correspond to those actually used or required in the export product.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to correspond to those actually used in manufacture for export, ensuring export compliance.
The operative compliance rule requires determination and verification of the proportion of various inputs used or required in producing resultant export goods, and obliges applicants to ensure that goods imported correspond to those actually used or required in the export product.
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