Input-output norms deletion requires exporters to verify and document that imported inputs match those used in exported products. Deletion of the standard input-output norms removes numeric benchmarks but requires exporters to determine and document the proportion of inputs used in manufacturing each export product, and applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to inputs used or required for the declared export product, emphasising verification of input-use consistency and related recordkeeping under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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Input-output norms deletion requires exporters to verify and document that imported inputs match those used in exported products.
Deletion of the standard input-output norms removes numeric benchmarks but requires exporters to determine and document the proportion of inputs used in manufacturing each export product, and applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to inputs used or required for the declared export product, emphasising verification of input-use consistency and related recordkeeping under the Foreign Trade Policy.
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