Foreign-Trade Zone News

The Foreign-Trade Zones Board has recently announced the actions listed below.

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– authorized production under zone procedures (regarding battery storage products and components) at the Tesla Inc. facilities within FTZ 18 in Fremont, Livermore, and Lathrop, Calif.

– authorized limited production activity (regarding production and testing of jet engines) at the General Electric Company facility within FTZ 46 in Peebles, Ohio

– authorized limited production activity (regarding steel tubing) at the Webco Industries Inc. facility within FTZ 164 in Kellyville, Okla.

– authorized production under zone procedures (regarding solid-state drive and memory modules) at the Avant Technology Inc. facility within FTZ 12 in Pharr, Texas

– received an application for subzone at the Vulcaflex Inc. facility within FTZ 222 in Auburn, Ala.

– received an application for subzone at the Intel Corporation facility within FTZ 75 in Chandler, Ariz.

– received an application for subzone at the AUMOVIO Systems Inc. facility within FTZ 57 in Morganton, N.C.

– received a notification of proposed production activity (regarding engine parts and components) at the Industrial Parts Depot LLC facility within FTZ 202 in Carson, Calif.

 – received a notification of proposed production activity (regarding solar electric vehicles) at the Aptera Motors Corp. facility within FTZ 153 in Carlsbad, Calif.

– received a notification of proposed production activity (regarding aftermarket air conditioning components) at the Omega Holdings facility within FTZ 126 in Sparks, Nev.

– received a notification of proposed production activity (regarding automotive upholstery) at the CGT US Ltd. facility within FTZ 80 in New Braunfels, Texas