Input-output compliance: norms deleted under FTP, requiring importers to ensure imported inputs match export product requirements. Deletion of Input-Output Norms from the Foreign Trade Policy eliminates the prescribed quantitative framework; applicants must determine proportions of various inputs for different resultant products and ensure that goods sought for import and actually imported are those used or required in the export product, with factual verification and applicant responsibility.
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Input-output compliance: norms deleted under FTP, requiring importers to ensure imported inputs match export product requirements.
Deletion of Input-Output Norms from the Foreign Trade Policy eliminates the prescribed quantitative framework; applicants must determine proportions of various inputs for different resultant products and ensure that goods sought for import and actually imported are those used or required in the export product, with factual verification and applicant responsibility.
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