Recent executive orders (EOs) by the Trump administration have introduced changes that may significantly impact businesses utilizing foreign trade zones (FTZs). These changes relate to the imposition ...

There are places in the U.S. where tariff policy doesn’t apply the same way it does everywhere else. We’re talking select warehouses, designated sections in or near ports, even factories. Foreign ...

Ever since the Trump administration upended global trade with a wave of tariffs on imported goods, some companies have been trying to seek shelter in foreign trade zones. These are specially ...

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As tariffs continue to fuel fiscal uncertainty and market instability, more companies are turning to a century-old measure that allows goods to enter the U.S. duty-free, according to a CNBC report.

As businesses grapple with steep new tariffs on international goods, some companies are looking at the Port of Cleveland’s foreign trade zone to delay or mitigate those extra import costs. A ...

Companies are increasingly turning to a Depression-era policy to avoid President Donald Trump’s tariffs, importing goods into designated US zones where they don’t have to pay tariffs until they want ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The skyline of downtown Salt Lake City is pictured on April 14. Salt Lake City recently transferred authority its foreign trade ...

A foreign trade zone is a physical site located near a U.S. port of entry where goods can be stored, assembled, modified, or repackaged duty free. Fees are collected only after a product leaves the ...

As President Trump’s self-imposed tariff deadline loomed this week, Octavio Saavedra was fielding frantic calls from clients who had been keeping their goods in the warehouses he manages. The ...