Input-output norms require imported chemical inputs to match declared proportions and be used in the export product. Standard input-output norms set reference composition and per kilogram component allocations for a preservative formulation and operate as conversion/consumption norms under the Foreign Trade Policy. Importers must ensure imported inputs conform to the declared proportions and are those actually used or required in the export product; authorities determine acceptable input proportions for manufacture of resultant products. The product is classified in Chemical & Allied Products and the cited SION is recorded as suspended by Public Notice.
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Input-output norms require imported chemical inputs to match declared proportions and be used in the export product.
Standard input-output norms set reference composition and per kilogram component allocations for a preservative formulation and operate as conversion/consumption norms under the Foreign Trade Policy. Importers must ensure imported inputs conform to the declared proportions and are those actually used or required in the export product; authorities determine acceptable input proportions for manufacture of resultant products. The product is classified in Chemical & Allied Products and the cited SION is recorded as suspended by Public Notice.
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