Input-output norms require imported chemical inputs to match specified proportions to qualify for use in export manufacture. Standard Input-Output norms require that chemical inputs and their proportions used in manufacture of export products correspond to those imported. A listed chemical entry is shown as suspended by public notice, with an associated paraformaldehyde purity specification and a numeric input proportion. Applicants must ensure imported goods match the inputs actually used or required in the declared export product and regulatory determination will verify proportions applicable to resultant products.
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Input-output norms require imported chemical inputs to match specified proportions to qualify for use in export manufacture.
Standard Input-Output norms require that chemical inputs and their proportions used in manufacture of export products correspond to those imported. A listed chemical entry is shown as suspended by public notice, with an associated paraformaldehyde purity specification and a numeric input proportion. Applicants must ensure imported goods match the inputs actually used or required in the declared export product and regulatory determination will verify proportions applicable to resultant products.
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