Background

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

For more information on how FTZs can benefit your business, please contact customs and trade attorney Lenny Feldman at (305) 894-1011.

- received a notification of expanded production activity at the Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation facility within FTZ 168 in Dallas, Texas, where Gulfstream already has authority to produce and disassemble passenger jet aircraft, to add finished products to the scope of authority related to such disassembly (comments due by Oct. 15)

- authorized production under zone procedures at the Coreworks LLC facility within FTZ 84 in Katy, Texas, which is used for the production of brazed aluminum heat exchangers and cryogenic equipment
- authorized the expansion of production authority at the LLFlex LLC facility within FTZ 29 in Louisville, Ky., to add finished products and foreign-status materials or components

- authorized the expansion of production authority at the Stihl Incorporated facility within FTZ 20 in Virginia Beach, Va., where Stihl already had authority to produce outdoor power equipment and parts, with a requirement that lithium battery primary cells be admitted to the zone in privileged foreign status

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