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Foreign Trade Zones (August 1997)
The United States Customs Service now allows more
companies to utilize the benefits of the Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ) and Foreign
Trade Zones Weekly Entry. The Foreign Trade Zone is an area located on the
United State's soil where products can be manufactured and stored without
being assessed for United States duty. This benefits companies that assemble
their products in the United States and companies that manufacture a quota
regulated product. |
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Mr. Gallegos is a licensed customs broker for Sanyo Customs Brokerage
Inc. He holds a degree in international business and has been involved in
import / export activities on the US / Mexico border for over 7 years.
The company that assembles goods in the United States
from parts manufactured abroad would normally have to pay a duty on each
of the individual parts entering the United States. The Foreign Trade Zone
allows them to assemble the product on U.S. soil and not pay a duty until
the product is ready for consumption. Thus allowing the companies to pay
the duty on the completed product as opposed to parts and pieces. This defers
cost until the product is complete and avoids numerous duty assessments.