Input-output compliance: import goods must match declared use in export manufacture under FTP norms and permitted proportions. Standard input-output norms require determination of the proportion of inputs used in manufacturing export products and mandate that applicants ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used or required in the export product, including components for assembly of machines such as a hydraulic press, with imports aligned net-to-net to scheduled permitted input proportions.
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Input-output compliance: import goods must match declared use in export manufacture under FTP norms and permitted proportions.
Standard input-output norms require determination of the proportion of inputs used in manufacturing export products and mandate that applicants ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used or required in the export product, including components for assembly of machines such as a hydraulic press, with imports aligned net-to-net to scheduled permitted input proportions.
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