Input-output norms require imported inputs to correspond with the inputs used in the manufacture of the declared export product. Standard input-output norms prescribe proportions of inputs for manufacturing export products, exemplified by the compositional breakdown for fluorescent ... Summary
Input-output norms require imported inputs to correspond with the inputs used in the manufacture of the declared export product.
Standard input-output norms prescribe proportions of inputs for manufacturing export products, exemplified by the compositional breakdown for fluorescent flushed ink concentrate (Saturn Yellow). The schedules require determination and verification of input proportions so applicants importing inputs must ensure the goods actually imported correspond to those used or required in the declared export product.
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