Input-output norms require imported inputs to be used as declared, ensuring proportionate input determination for exported nonwoven fabrics. Standard input-output norms in the Foreign Trade Policy specify input quantities and content ratios for nonwoven fabrics made of man-made fibre, and the schedule mandates determination of input proportions and requires applicants to ensure imported goods are those actually used in the export product.
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Input-output norms require imported inputs to be used as declared, ensuring proportionate input determination for exported nonwoven fabrics.
Standard input-output norms in the Foreign Trade Policy specify input quantities and content ratios for nonwoven fabrics made of man-made fibre, and the schedule mandates determination of input proportions and requires applicants to ensure imported goods are those actually used in the export product.
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