EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 558

: The Order took effect as of January 1, 1953.
: The labor and other work or expenses involved in processing the embroidery products must be duly paid for and received in the Philippines in United States dollar exchange.
: No, an import license is not required for the entry of embroidery raw materials on consignment basis as authorized under this Order, subject to compliance with prescribed rules and regulations.
: The Commissioner of Customs may prescribe rules and regulations to ensure the return of the embroidery materials, whether finished, unfinished, or in other forms, to the country of origin.
: The parties must raise the scale of wages of their embroidery workers to a level higher than their present wages, and this condition is monitored by the Secretary of Labor.
: Non-compliance with the wage increase requirement by the employers shall be sufficient grounds for the revocation of the exemption from import license.
: The issuance of the Executive Order was upon the recommendation of the Import Control Commission and the Office of Economic Coordination.
: The Order covers the entry of embroidery raw materials into the Philippines, specifically for processing within the Philippines and return to the country of origin.