Standard Input-Output Norms require imported inputs to match declared use in export manufacturing, with specified input proportions. Standard Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe specific chemical input specifications and proportional use for manufacture of export products. A scheduling provision requires determination of allowable proportions of various inputs for different resultant products. Applicants importing inputs must ensure that goods sought for import and actually imported correspond to those used or required in the declared export product, creating a compliance obligation on import-export consistency.
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Standard Input-Output Norms require imported inputs to match declared use in export manufacturing, with specified input proportions.
Standard Input-Output Norms under the Foreign Trade Policy prescribe specific chemical input specifications and proportional use for manufacture of export products. A scheduling provision requires determination of allowable proportions of various inputs for different resultant products. Applicants importing inputs must ensure that goods sought for import and actually imported correspond to those used or required in the declared export product, creating a compliance obligation on import-export consistency.
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