Standard Input-Output Norms require imported manufacturing inputs to match actual inputs used in export production for compliance. Standard Input-Output Norms for Glycine prescribe specific raw material inputs and their permitted proportions, listing mono chloro acetic acid, hexamine and methanol as admissible inputs for manufacture. The schedule is used to determine acceptable input proportions and applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to the inputs actually used or required in the export product, creating a verification obligation to demonstrate input-output consistency for FTP compliance.
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Standard Input-Output Norms require imported manufacturing inputs to match actual inputs used in export production for compliance.
Standard Input-Output Norms for Glycine prescribe specific raw material inputs and their permitted proportions, listing mono chloro acetic acid, hexamine and methanol as admissible inputs for manufacture. The schedule is used to determine acceptable input proportions and applicants must ensure imported goods correspond to the inputs actually used or required in the export product, creating a verification obligation to demonstrate input-output consistency for FTP compliance.
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