Input-output norms deletion in foreign trade policy requires importers to verify that imported inputs match the export product. Deletion of standard input-output norms in the Foreign Trade Policy for Chemical & Allied Products (SION A226) removes the scheduled norm while applicants must determine and document the proportion of inputs used in manufacture and ensure imported goods correspond to those used or required in the export product.
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Input-output norms deletion in foreign trade policy requires importers to verify that imported inputs match the export product.
Deletion of standard input-output norms in the Foreign Trade Policy for Chemical & Allied Products (SION A226) removes the scheduled norm while applicants must determine and document the proportion of inputs used in manufacture and ensure imported goods correspond to those used or required in the export product.
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