The Foreign-Trade Zones Board has recently announced the actions listed below.
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– received a notification of proposed production activity (regarding natural gas reciprocating internal combustion engine generation power plants) at the Kerrville Public Utility Board Public Facility Corporation facility within FTZ 155 in Garwood, Texas
– received a notification of proposed production activity (regarding meatpacking and processing) at the Atlantic Veal and Lamb LLC facilities within FTZ 40 in Creston and Sterling, Ohio
– received a notification of proposed production activity (regarding automotive battery subassemblies) at the ElringKlinger South Carolina LLC facility within FTZ 38 in Easley, S.C.
– received a notification of proposed production activity (regarding networking racks) at the World Wide Technology facility within FTZ 31 in Edwardsville, Ill.
– authorized production under zone procedures (regarding telecommunications equipment) at the Adtran Inc. facility within FTZ 83 in Huntsville, Ala.
– authorized production under zone procedures (regarding pharmaceutical products) at the Patheon API Inc. facility within FTZ 46 in Cincinnati, Ohio
– declined to authorize production under zone procedures (regarding cosmetic products) at the Aprinnova LLC facility within FTZ 214 in Leland, N.C.
– declined to authorize production under zone procedures (regarding renewable fuels) at the Valero Energy Corporation facility within FTZ 116 in Port Arthur, Texas
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