Foreign-Trade Zone News

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

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– approved the establishment of subzone 27U at the Persimmon Technologies Corporation facility in Bedford, Mass.

– authorized production under zone procedures (regarding battery storage products and components) at the Tesla Inc. facility within FTZ 84 in Brookshire, Texas

– authorized production under zone procedures (regarding plasma cutting equipment and components) at the Hypertherm Inc. facilities within FTZ 81 in Hanover and Lebanon, N.H.

– authorized production under zone procedures (regarding mint oil blends) at the Essex Laboratories LLC facility within FTZ 216 in Chehalis, Wash.

– declined to authorize production under zone procedures (regarding galvanized steel pipes) at the AuroraTe LLC facility within FTZ 84 in Houston, Texas

– declined to authorize production under zone procedures (regarding passenger rolling stock) at the Stadler US Inc. facility within FTZ 30 in Salt Lake City, Utah

– declined to authorize production under zone procedures (regarding turbine system components) at the Turbocam Inc. facility within FTZ 21 in Ladson, S.C.

– received a notification of proposed production activity (regarding aircraft components) at the Honeywell Aerospace US LLC facility within FTZ 17 in Olathe, Kan.

– received a notification of proposed production activity (regarding galvanized tubing) at the Heidtman Tubular Products LLC facility within FTZ 70 in Erie, Mich.