Input-output compliance requires imported inputs to match prescribed proportions and be actually used in exported products. The Foreign Trade Policy prescribes input-output norms fixing permissible proportions of inputs for manufacture of export products; applicants must ensure imported inputs conform to those proportions and are actually used or required in the declared export product, with schedules determining input-output ratios for different resultant products.
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Input-output compliance requires imported inputs to match prescribed proportions and be actually used in exported products.
The Foreign Trade Policy prescribes input-output norms fixing permissible proportions of inputs for manufacture of export products; applicants must ensure imported inputs conform to those proportions and are actually used or required in the declared export product, with schedules determining input-output ratios for different resultant products.
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