Input-output norms require imported garment inputs to correspond to declared use in export production and permitted proportions. Input-output norms prescribe standardized component quantities and tolerances for a men's suit-type jacket with lining, listing fabrics, linings, interlinings, felts, canvases, tapes, trims and packaging elements with unit measures and net allowances. The schedule mandates that applicants ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used or required in the exported product, creating an obligation of verifiable conformity between imports and export production.
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Input-output norms require imported garment inputs to correspond to declared use in export production and permitted proportions.
Input-output norms prescribe standardized component quantities and tolerances for a men's suit-type jacket with lining, listing fabrics, linings, interlinings, felts, canvases, tapes, trims and packaging elements with unit measures and net allowances. The schedule mandates that applicants ensure imported goods correspond to those actually used or required in the exported product, creating an obligation of verifiable conformity between imports and export production.
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