Input-use compliance: imported trimmings must correspond to those actually used in exported garments to ensure admissibility. A categorical list of trimmings and embellishments recognised under the Foreign Trade Policy is provided, and a procedural compliance rule requires determination of the proportion of various inputs used in manufacture. Applicants must ensure imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product, as authorities will assess proportionate input use to verify admissibility and compliance.
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Input-use compliance: imported trimmings must correspond to those actually used in exported garments to ensure admissibility.
A categorical list of trimmings and embellishments recognised under the Foreign Trade Policy is provided, and a procedural compliance rule requires determination of the proportion of various inputs used in manufacture. Applicants must ensure imported goods are those actually used or required in the export product, as authorities will assess proportionate input use to verify admissibility and compliance.
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