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Foreign-trade zones are secure areas under supervision of U.S. Customs and Border Protection

(CBP) that are considered outside the customs territory of the United States for the purposes of

duty payment. Located in or near customs ports of entry, they are the U.S. version of what are

known internationally as free trade zones. Authority for establishing these facilities is granted by

the Foreign-Trade Zones Board under the Foreign-Trade Zones Act of 1934, as amended (19

U.S.C. 81a-81u), and the Boards regulations (15 C.F.R. Part 400). The Executive Secretariat of

the Board is located within the Import Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce,

Washington, D.C. 20230.

Foreign and domestic merchandise may, subject to FTZ Board and CBP regulations, be moved

into zones for operations not otherwise prohibited by law involving storage, exhibition,

assembly, manufacturing, and processing. All zone activity is subject to public interest review,

and all manufacturing and processing activity requires a case-by-case review. Under zone

procedures, the usual formal customs entry procedure and payment of duties are not required on

the foreign merchandise unless and until it enters customs territory for domestic consumption, in

which case the importer normally has a choice of paying duties either on the original foreign

materials or the finished product. Domestic goods moved into a zone for export are considered

exported upon entering the zone for purposes of excise tax rebates and drawback. FTZ sites and

activities remain within the jurisdiction of federal, state and local governments and agencies.

Zones are sponsored by qualified public or public-type corporations, which may themselves

operate the facilities or contract for their operations with public or private firms. The operations

are conducted on a public utility basis, with published rates. A typical general-purpose zone

provides leasable storage/distribution space to users in general warehouse-type buildings with

access to all modes of transportation. Most zone projects include an industrial park site with lotson which zone users can construct their own facilities. Subzones are usually private plant sites

authorized by the Board through zone grantees for operations that cannot be accommodated

within an existing general-purpose zone.

The regulations of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board are published in the Code of Federal

Regulations at Title 15, Part 400 (15 C.F.R. Part 400), and the regulations of U.S. Customs and

Border Protection concerning zones at Title 19, Part 146 (19 C.F.R. Part 146). Information on

foreign-trade zones is available on the FTZ Web site at: http://www.trade.gov/ftz.


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ISSN 1544-2322

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The full text of this document is available on the Foreign-Trade Zone Boards Internet site at www.trade.gov/ftz. It isalso available for purchase as a paper or microfiche reprint, or an electronic download, from the National TechnicalInformation Service, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA 22161; www.ntis.gov.


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FOREIGN-TRADE ZONES BOARDFY 2007

CARLOS M. GUTIERREZSecretary of Commerce

HENRY M. PAULSON, JR.Secretary of the Treasury

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ALTERNATES

David M. SpoonerAssistant Secretary of Commerce for Import Administration

U.S. Department of Commerce

Timothy E. SkudDeputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury

(Tax, Trade, and Tariff Policy)U.S. Department of the Treasury

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Andrew McGilvrayExecutive Secretary


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CONTENTS

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Report of the Executive Secretary ......................................................................................... 1

Appendices

A - Board Orders, FY 2007.................................................................................................... 5

B - Movement of Merchandise in General-Purpose Zones, FY 2007 ................................... 10

C - Movement of Merchandise in Subzones, FY 2007 .......................................................... 13

D - Summary of Statistics, FY 2003FY 2007 ...................................................................... 19

E - Summary of Main Foreign-Status Products Received in U.S. FTZs ............................... 20

F - Administrative Actions, FY 2007 .................................................................................... 21

G - U.S. Foreign-Trade Zones by State ................................................................................. 24

H - Glossary of Terms, Abbreviations, and Acronyms ........................................................ 56


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REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

During the 2007 fiscal year, the Foreign-Trade Zones (FTZ) Board issued 49 formal orders. Thedecisions included approvals for one new general-purpose zone and 12 new subzones. Authority wasalso granted for the expansion of 15 existing general-purpose zones. Other actions involved the grantingof authority for revisions to zone plans, 12 expansions of the scope of manufacturing activity, as well asfive approvals for new manufacturing activity in zones.1

There were 161 FTZ projects fully active during the year, with subzones in operation in more than 100of them. The number of facilities using subzone status during the year was 256.

The combined value of shipments into general-purpose zones and subzones totaled nearly $502 billion,

compared with $491 billion the previous year (Table below and Appendix D). General-purpose sitesreceived $69 billion in merchandise. Total shipments received at subzone sites amounted to $433billion. Some 86 percent of zone activity took place at subzone facilities, which is consistent with thepattern of the past 15 years.

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Table 1: Value of Shipments into Foreign-Trade Zones, FY 2006 and FY 2007

Merchandise Received FY 2006 ($ billion)3

FY 2007 ($ billion)3

General-purpose zones 73 69Subzones 419 433

_____ ____ ____Total 491 502

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1 Appendix A contains a summary of each Board Order. Zone authority for manufacturing/processing activity was granted on arestricted basis in five cases, and activation/time limits were adopted in another eleven cases. The main products covered byrestrictions included crude oil and textiles.

2 Appendices B and C contain figures on shipments into and out of general-purpose zones and subzones. Appendix D containscomparative statistics for the past five years. The figures regarding merchandise, employment, products, and other activity in zonesrepresent the latest statistical data available based on reports from zone grantees. Some are still under review. Adjustments normally

amount to less than 1 percent of aggregate shipments.

3 The dollar values in this report and appendices are rounded numbers. Calculations were performed before rounding using thecomplete numbers.


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Exports (shipments to foreign countries) from facilities operating under FTZ procedures amounted to

over $31 billion (Figure 2). The export figures do not include certain indirect exports involving FTZmerchandise that undergoes further processing in the United States at non-FTZ sites prior to export.

Approximately 350,000 persons were employed at some 2,6004 firms that operated under FTZprocedures during the year. The main foreign-origin products received at zones are listed inAppendix E.

Industries that continued to account for most zone manufacturing activity included the oil refining,automotive, pharmaceutical, and electronic product sectors. About 60 percent of the shipments receivedat zones involved domestic status merchandise. The level of domestic status inputs used by FTZoperations indicates that FTZ activity tends to involve domestic operations that combine foreign inputs

with significant domestic inputs.

The Board received and filed 58 formal applications during the fiscal year. These proposals requestedauthority for one new general-purpose zone and 19 subzones, as well as authorization for expansion,reorganization, new manufacturing, and other changes at existing zone projects. The FTZ Boardsnotices on the applications can be found on the FTZ Boards website (www.trade.gov/ftz) underNotices and Board Orders. In addition, some 86cases were processed under the Boards less formaladministrative procedures (Appendix F). The latter cases involved routine, non-controversial changes tozone projects, such as boundary modifications and scope decisions, as well as cases processed under thetemporary/interim manufacturing procedures.

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Figure 1: Foreign-Trade Zones: Merchandise Received(General-Purpose Zones and Subzones)

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APPENDIX A:BOARD ORDERS, FY 2007

Order No. 1481, October 6, 2006 (Docket 12-2006)Approved the application of the Industrial

Development Board of Blount County, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 148, to expand and reorganize FTZ 148 in theKnoxville, Tennessee area. Signed by David M. Spooner,Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (71 F.R.61017-61018; October 17, 2006).

Order No. 1482, October 6, 2006 (Docket 15-2006)Approved the application of the Brunswick Foreign-

Trade Zone, Inc., grantee of Foreign- Trade Zone 144, toestablish Subzone 144A at the crop protection products

manufacturing facilities of E.I. du Pont de Nemours, andCompany, Inc. in Valdosta, Georgia. Signed by David M.Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (71 F.R.61017; October 17, 2006).

Order No. 1483, October 20, 2006 (Docket 60-2005)Approved the application of the Culpeper County

Chamber of Commerce, grantee of Foreign- Trade Zone185, to expand the subzone and the scope of manufacturingauthority approved under zone procedures within the Merck& Company, Inc. plant (Subzone 185C) in Elkton, Virginia.Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary ofCommerce for Import Administration, Alternate Chairmanof the Board (71 F.R. 62583; October 26, 2006).

Order No. 1484, October 20, 2006 (Docket 61-2005)Approved the application of the Philadelphia Regional

Port Authority, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 35, toexpand the subzone and the scope of manufacturingauthority approved under zone procedures within the Merck& Company, Inc. plant (Subzone 35B) in West Point,Pennsylvania. Signed by David M. Spooner, AssistantSecretary of Commerce for Import Administration,Alternate Chairman of the Board (71 F.R. 62582;October 26, 2006).

Order No. 1485, October 20, 2006 (Docket 62-2005)Approved the application of the Puerto Rico Trade &

Export Company, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 61, toexpand the subzone and the scope of manufacturingauthority approved under zone procedures within theMerck, Sharpe & Dohme Quimica De Puerto Rico, Inc.plant (Subzone 61D) in Arecibo, Puerto Rico. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for

Import Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(71 F.R. 62582; October 26, 2006).

Order No. 1486, October 20, 2006 (Docket 63-2005)Approved the application of the Puerto Rico Trade &

Export Company, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 61, toexpand the subzone and the scope of manufacturingauthority approved under zone procedures within theMerck, Sharpe & Dohme Quimica De Puerto Rico, Inc.plant (Subzone 61E) in Barceloneta, Puerto Rico. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(71 F.R. 62582; October 26, 2006).

Order No. 1487, November 9, 2006 (Docket 10-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of Codezol,

C.D., grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 163, to expand FTZ163 to include a site (Site 8) in Hormigueros, Puerto Rico.Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary ofCommerce for Import Administration, Alternate Chairmanof the Board (71 F.R. 67098; November 20, 2006).

Order No. 1488, November 9, 2006 (Docket 9-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the Brazos

River Harbor Navigation District (Port Freeport), grantee ofForeign-Trade Zone 149, to expand the scope of

manufacturing authority approved under zone procedureswithin the ConocoPhillips Company refinery (Subzone149C) in Sweeny, Texas. Signed by David M. Spooner,Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (71 F.R.67329; November 21, 2006).

Order No. 1489, November 9, 2006 (Docket 25-2006)Approved the application of the Port of Stockton, grantee

of Foreign-Trade Zone 231, to expand FTZ 231 Site 2 toinclude additional acreage and to expand the zone toinclude additional sites in Stockton and Tracy, California.Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary ofCommerce for Import Administration, Alternate Chairman

of the Board (71 F.R. 67329; November 21, 2006).

Order No. 1490, November 21, 2006 (Docket 58-2005)Approved with restrictions the application of the City of

Memphis and Shelby County (Tennessee), grantee ofForeign-Trade Zone 77, to expand the scope ofmanufacturing authority approved under zone procedureswithin the Brother Industries (U.S.A.) Inc. plant (Subzone77B) in Bartlett, Tennessee. Signed by David M. Spooner,


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Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (71 F.R.69202; November 30, 2006).

Order No. 1491, November 21, 2006 (Docket 16-2006)

Approved the application of the Board of HarborCommissioners of the City of Los Angeles, grantee ofForeign-Trade Zone 202, to establish Subzone 202E at thewarehouse and distribution facilities of Sony Electronics,Inc. in Los Angeles, Carson and Lynwood, California.Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary ofCommerce for Import Administration, Alternate Chairmanof the Board (71 F.R. 69202; November 30, 2006).

Order No. 1492, December 1, 2006 (Docket 11-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the Capital

Region Airport Commission, grantee of Foreign-TradeZone 207, to establish Subzone 207C at the textile finishingplant of A. Wimpfheimer & Bro., Inc. in Blackstone,Virginia. Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretaryof Commerce for Import Administration, AlternateChairman of the Board (71 F.R. 71508;December 11, 2006).

Order No. 1493, December 1, 2006 (Docket 3-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the

Northeast Ohio Trade & Economic Consortium, grantee ofForeign-Trade Zone 181, to expand FTZ 181 Site 2 inWarren, Ohio. Signed by David M. Spooner, AssistantSecretary of Commerce for Import Administration,Alternate Chairman of the Board (71 F.R. 71507-71508;December 11, 2006).

Order No. 1494, December 1, 2006 (Docket 14-2006)Approved the application of the Indiana Port

Commission, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 177, toestablish Subzone 177C at the manufacturing andwarehousing facilities of Pfizer Inc in Terra Haute, Indiana.Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary ofCommerce for Import Administration, Alternate Chairmanof the Board (71 F.R. 71507; December 11, 2006).

Order No. 1495, December 1, 2006 (Docket 48-2005)Approved the application of the North Carolina

Department of Commerce, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone

57, to establish Subzone 57C at the manufacturing facilityof DNP IMS America Corporation in Concord, NorthCarolina. Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretaryof Commerce for Import Administration, AlternateChairman of the Board (71 F.R. 71507;December 11, 2006).

Order No. 1496, December 1, 2006 (Docket 64-2005)Approved the application of the Triangle J Council of

Governments, grantee of Foreign- Trade Zone 93, toestablish Subzone 93H at the manufacturing facility ofMerck & Co., Inc., in Durham, North Carolina. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board

(71 F.R. 74485-74486; December 12, 2006).

Order No. 1497, January 4, 2007 (Docket 7-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the

Foreign-Trade Zone of Southeast Texas, Inc., grantee ofForeign-Trade Zone 116, to expand the scope ofmanufacturing authority approved under zone procedureswithin The Premcor Refining Group, Inc. refinery (Subzone116C) in Port Arthur, Texas. Signed by David M. Spooner,Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.1703; January 16, 2007).

Order No. 1498, January 22, 2007 (Docket 20-2006)Approved the application of the County of Orange, New

York, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 37, to establishSubzone 37C at the photomask blank manufacturing andwarehousing facilities of Schott Lithotec USA Corp, inPoughkeepsie, New York. Signed by David M. Spooner,Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.6200; February 9, 2007).

Order No. 1499, February 5, 2007 (Docket 17-2006)Approved the application of Hitachi Automotive

Products, Inc., operator of Subzone 29F, to remove arestriction on foreign status inputs admitted to the subzone

in Harrodsburg, Kentucky. Signed by David M. Spooner,Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.7403; February 15, 2007).

Order No. 1500, February 12, 2007 (Docket 29-2006)Approved the application of the Muskogee City-County

Port Authority, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 164, toexpand FTZ 164 in the Muskogee, Oklahoma area. Signedby David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 8966-8967; February 28, 2007).

Order No. 1501, February 12, 2007 (Docket 21-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the

Delaware Economic Development Office, grantee ofForeign-Trade Zone 99, to expand the scope ofmanufacturing authority approved under zone procedureswithin The Premcor Refining Group, Inc. refinery (Subzone99E) in Delaware City, Delaware. Signed by David M.Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Import


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Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.8966; February 28, 2007).

Order No. 1502, April 5, 2007 (Docket 30-2006)Grant of authority to the Lehigh Valley Economic

Development Corporation, to establish Foreign-Trade Zone272 at sites in Lehigh and Northampton Counties,Pennsylvania. Signed by Carlos M. Gutierrez, Secretary ofCommerce, Chairman of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board(72 F.R. 18960; April 16, 2007).

Order No. 1503, February 28, 2007 (Docket 4-2006)Approved the application of the Illinois International Port

District, grantee of Foreign- Trade Zone 22, formanufacturing authority under zone procedures withinSubzone 22N at the Michelin North America, Inc. tire-distribution facility in Monee, Illinois. Signed by David M.Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.10642; March 9, 2007).

Order No. 1504, February 28, 2007 (Docket 23-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the Port

Authority of New York and New Jersey, grantee ofForeign-Trade Zone 49, to expand FTZ 49 in the Newark,New Jersey area. Signed by David M. Spooner, AssistantSecretary of Commerce for Import Administration,Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R. 10642-10643;March 9, 2007).

Order No. 1505, March 13, 2007 (Docket 27-2006)Approved the application of the Brunswick Foreign-

Trade Zone, Inc., grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 144,Brunswick, Georgia, for reissuance of the grant of authorityfor FTZ 144, to the Brunswick and Glynn CountyDevelopment Authority, which has agreed to acceptsponsorship of the zone. Signed by David M. Spooner,Assistant Secretary for Import Administration, AlternateChairman of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board (72 F.R.13080; March 20, 2007).

Order No. 1506, March 12, 2007 (Docket 24-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the

Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada,grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 126, to expand and

reorganize FTZ 126 in the Reno, Nevada area. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 13080; March 20, 2007).

Order No. 1507, March 13, 2007 (Docket 32-2006)Approved the application of the Miami Foreign-Trade

Zone, Incorporated, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 32, toexpand FTZ 32 in the Miami, Florida area. Signed by David

M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.13080; March 20, 2007).

Order No. 1508, March 20, 2007 (Docket 26-2006)

Approved the application of the Port of Stockton, granteeof Foreign-Trade Zone 231, to establish Subzone 231A atthe medical supply warehousing and distribution facility ofMedline Industries, Inc., in Lathrop, California. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 14516; March 28, 2007).

Order No. 1509, April 10, 2007 (Docket 28-2006)Approved the application of the City and County of

Denver, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 123, to expand FTZ123 in the Windsor, Colorado area. Signed by David M.Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.19879-19880; April 20, 2007).

Order No. 1510, April 10, 2007 (Docket 31-2006)Approved the application of the New London Foreign

Trade Zone Commission, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone208, on behalf of Pfizer Inc. to expand the subzone andscope of manufacturing authority approved under zoneprocedures within Subzone 208A in Groton, Connecticut.Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary ofCommerce for Import Administration, Alternate Chairmanof the Board (72 F.R. 19880; April 20, 2007).

Order No. 1511, April 30, 2007 (Docket 22-2006)

Approved the application of the Port of HoustonAuthority, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 84, to establishSubzone 84S at the apparel, footwear and sporting goodswarehousing and distribution facility of Academy Sportsand Outdoors, in Katy and Brookshire, Texas. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 26074; April 8, 2007).

Order No. 1512, May 18, 2007 (Docket 40-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the

Savannah Airport Commission, grantee of Foreign-TradeZone 104, to expand FTZ 104 to include an additional site

in the Savannah, Georgia area. Signed by David M.Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.31050; June 5, 2007).

Order No. 1513, June 8, 2007 (Docket 43-2006)Approved the application of the City of El Paso, grantee

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Texas on behalf of Electrolux Home Care Products Ltd.Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary ofCommerce for Import Administration, Alternate Chairmanof the Board (72 F.R. 33976; June 20, 2007).

Order No. 1514, June 21, 2007 (Docket 13-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of thePiedmont Triad Partnership, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone230, to expand FTZ 230 to include seven additional sites inthe Piedmont Triad area, and to remove 110 acres from Site3. Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary ofCommerce for Import Administration, Alternate Chairmanof the Board (72 F.R. 35968; July 2, 2007).

Order No. 1515, June 22, 2007 (Docket 41-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the Greater

Detroit Foreign-Trade Zone, Inc., grantee of Foreign-TradeZone 70, to expand FTZ 70 to include a site in Ypislanti,Michigan. Signed by David M. Spooner, AssistantSecretary of Commerce for Import Administration,Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R. 35968;July 2, 2007).

Order No. 1516, August 6, 2007 (Docket 6-2007)Approved the application of the Alliance Corridor, Inc.,

grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 196, for manufacturingauthority under zone procedures within FTZ 196 in FortWorth, Texas on behalf of Motorola Inc. Signed by DavidM. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.45221; August 6, 2007).

Order No. 1517, August 6, 2007 (Docket 8-2007)Approved the application of the Foreign-Trade Zone of

Central Texas, Inc., grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 183, onbehalf of Samsung Austin Semiconductor L.L.C. to expandthe scope of manufacturing authority approved under zoneprocedures within Subzone 183B in Austin, Texas. Signedby David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 45220; August 13, 2007).

Order No. 1518, August 6, 2007 (Docket 14-2007)Approved the application of the Port of South Louisiana,

grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 124, to establish Subzone

124K at the barite grinding and milling facilities of M-IL.L.C., in Amelia, Louisiana. Signed by David M. Spooner,Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.45219; August 13, 2007).

Order No. 1519, August 6, 2007 (Docket 15-2007)Approved the application of the Board of Trustees of the

Galveston Wharves, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 36, to

establish Subzone 36B at the barite grinding and millingfacilities of M-I L.L.C., in Galveston, Texas. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 45220-45221; August 13, 2007).

Order No. 1520, August 23, 2007Approved the application of the Foreign Trade Zone

Corporation of Southeastern Pennsylvania, grantee ofForeign-Trade Zone 147, Reading, Berks County,Pennsylvania, for reissuance of the grant of authority forFTZ 147, to the FTZ Corp of Southern Pennsylvania, whichhas agreed to accept sponsorship of the zone. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.50327; August 31, 2007).

Order No. 1521, August 23, 2007 (Docket 8-2006)Did not approve the application of the Board of Harbor

Commissioners of the City of Los Angeles, grantee ofForeign-Trade Zone 202, to establish a subzone at thewarehousing and distribution facility of Sharp ElectronicsCorporation, in Huntington Beach, California. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 50325-50326; August 31, 2007).

Order No. 1522, August 23, 2007 (Docket 2-2007)Approved with restrictions the application of the

Northeast Ohio Trade and Economic Consortium, granteeof Foreign-Trade Zone 181, to reorganize FTZ 181 - Site 2,in Trumbull and Mahoning Counties, Ohio. Signed by

David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 50327; August 31, 2007).

Order No. 1523, August 23, 2007 (Docket 46-2006)Approved the application of the Montgomery Area

Chamber of Commerce, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone222, for manufacturing authority under zone procedureswithin FTZ 222 Site 1 in Montgomery, Alabama on behalfof ArvinMeritor, Inc. Signed by David M. Spooner,Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.50325; August 31, 2007).

Order No. 1524, September 7, 2007 (Docket 47-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the Greater

Kansas City Foreign- Trade Zone, Inc., grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 15, to expand FTZ 15 in the Kansas City,Missouri area. Signed by David M. Spooner, AssistantSecretary of Commerce for Import Administration,Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R. 53228;September 18, 2007).


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Order No. 1525, September 7, 2007 (Docket 33-2006)Approved the application of the Town of Islip, operator

of Foreign-Trade Zone 52, for manufacturing authorityunder zone procedures within FTZ 52 in Ronkonkoma,New York on behalf of TKD Industries, Inc. Signed by

David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 53229; September 18, 2007).

Order No. 1526, September 28, 2007 (Docket 50-2006)Approved the application of the Duluth Seaway Port

Authority, grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone 51, to establish asubzone at the warehousing and distribution facility ofMAPE USA, Inc., in Cambridge, Minnesota. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 56722; October 4, 2007).

Order No. 1527, September 28, 2007 (Docket 49-2006)Approved the application of Deere & Company, operator

of FTZ Subzone 133D to expand the scope ofmanufacturing authority approved under zone procedures

within Subzone 133D in Davenport, Iowa. Signed by DavidM. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for ImportAdministration, Alternate Chairman of the Board (72 F.R.56721-56722; October 4, 2007).

Order No. 1528, September 28, 2007 (Docket 42-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the PuertoRico Trade and Export Company, grantee of Foreign-TradeZone 61, to expand FTZ 61 in the San Juan, Puerto Ricoarea. Signed by David M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary ofCommerce for Import Administration, Alternate Chairmanof the Board (72 F.R. 56723; October 4, 2007).

Order No. 1529, September 28, 2007 (Docket 2-2006)Approved with restrictions the application of the Port

Authority of the Greater Oklahoma City Area, grantee ofForeign-Trade Zone 106, to reorganize and expand FTZ106 in the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma area. Signed byDavid M. Spooner, Assistant Secretary of Commerce forImport Administration, Alternate Chairman of the Board(72 F.R. 56722-56723; October 4, 2007).


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APPENDIX B:

MOVEMENT OF MERCHANDISE IN

GENERAL-PURPOSE ZONES, FY 2007

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Received

Percent

Zone Domestic Status Foreign Status Foreign Status U.S. Export Export

001 0.0 0.0 0% 1.1 0.0 0%

002 27.8 0.3 1% 62.6 3.3 5%

003 0.0 0.6 100% 0.6 0.0 0%

005 3.6 4.2 54% 0.7 7.2 92%

007 216.7 445.6 67% 514.1 38.7 7%

008 6.6 7.4 53% 24.2 0.5 2%

009 463.2 439.8 49% 573.7 351.6 38%012 169.1 475.8 74% 232.4 456.1 66%

015 100.4 71.9 42% 135.9 27.6 17%

017 0.1 0.2 70% 0.3 0.0 0%

018 0.0 101.5 100% 0.3 80.6 100%

019 0.0 0.0 100% 0.0 0.0 0%

020 33.8 69.7 67% 64.0 3.7 5%

021 211.4 424.6 67% 636.6 37.6 6%

022 279.7 7.2 3% 99.5 0.2 0%

023 0.1 29.4 100% 14.4 13.1 48%

025 0.0 154.0 100% 12.9 140.1 92%

026 1340.6 769.8 36% 1482.4 625.9 30%

027 667.5 238.8 26% 688.9 200.0 22%029 1966.6 324.8 14% 2278.9 12.6 1%

031 0.0 6.5 100% 5.3 0.0 0%

032 180.5 369.2 67% 292.8 265.0 48%

033 168.2 90.5 35% 248.4 8.5 3%

035 661.5 188.6 22% 660.4 188.6 22%

037 4.5 8.1 64% 11.1 0.7 6%

038 2155.9 194.9 8% 2159.4 135.9 6%

039 175.7 299.4 63% 474.0 0.0 0%

040 1428.4 37.8 3% 1270.0 136.4 10%

041 0.0 2.2 100% 2.1 0.7 26%

042 447.1 95.2 18% 448.4 95.0 17%

043 0.0 6.1 100% 0.1 5.9 98%044 2879.6 416.4 13% 3148.2 31.9 1%

045 0.9 0.1 7% 1.2 0.7 37%

046 304.4 8.1 3% 292.5 9.6 3%

049 10.2 3940.9 100% 3858.5 78.3 2%

050 1136.3 854.4 43% 1893.0 60.4 3%

051 0.0 0.0 0% 0.0 0.0 0%

052 1.6 6.5 80% 0.8 7.9 91%


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Percent


053 318.6 20.5 6% 272.8 58.3 18%054 0.0 2.1 100% 2.3 0.1 3%

056 113.2 30.3 21% 9.9 115.1 92%

057 128.7 316.8 71% 441.0 0.0 0%

061 529.9 19.5 4% 548.5 31.3 5%

062 599.2 648.2 52% 178.3 622.9 78%

064 133.5 1046.2 89% 1085.3 63.7 6%

068 0.9 119.0 99% 730.1 485.2 40%

070 2115.2 564.3 21% 2220.2 304.7 12%

071 0.0 4.8 100% 5.5 0.0 0%

072 16.4 419.7 96% 428.6 6.3 1%

073 0.0 42.7 100% 37.2 5.4 13%

074 175.1 330.0 65% 147.5 10.9 7%075 3.0 0.0 0% 3.0 0.1 2%

077 56.8 19.9 26% 31.4 18.1 37%

078 1015.7 0.0 0% 8552.7 1509.3 15%

079 970.7 195.4 17% 1143.9 20.3 2%

080 6.4 165.7 96% 6.2 0.0 0%

081 142.3 0.0 0% 124.8 0.0 0%

082 63.8 55.1 46% 37.1 40.5 52%

083 3.9 0.0 0% 0.0 3.9 100%

084 3551.8 1957.0 36% 4671.6 711.9 13%

085 0.0 4.7 100% 1.0 3.6 78%

086 135.8 1048.1 89% 1183.3 0.4 0%

089 71.3 323.0 82% 441.2 1.6 0%092 47.2 238.2 83% 186.2 0.0 0%

093 0.0 8.9 100% 7.2 1.4 16%

094 1.9 131.2 99% 1.0 117.0 99%

098 0.0 0.1 100% 0.1 0.0 0%

099 2.4 60.4 96% 46.6 11.1 19%

100 0.0 2.8 100% 1.7 0.0 0%

102 365.5 0.3 0% 206.3 8.6 4%

104 0.0 11.2 100% 10.7 0.3 2%

106 0.0 0.0 0% 0.0 0.0 0%

113 3.2 874.5 100% 832.9 0.0 0%

119 563.3 23.2 4% 588.4 0.0 0%

120 0.0 0.3 100% 0.2 0.0 0%122 1.9 126.1 99% 126.1 1.9 1%

125 0.0 0.0 0% 0.0 0.0 0%

126 873.3 65.3 7% 836.5 1.8 0%

129 0.0 0.0 0% 0.0 0.0 0%

134 0.0 15.7 100% 4.3 10.9 72%

135 0.1 1.7 92% 0.0 1.7 100%

136 0.3 2.3 88% 6.4 2.3 26%


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Percent


137 11.6 8.1 41% 14.5 0.3 2%138 408.2 71.0 15% 425.6 18.0 4%

141 115.6 7.9 6% 104.5 8.3 7%

143 531.3 168.3 24% 525.8 142.9 21%

147 0.0 2.5 100% 2.5 0.0 0%

148 399.6 252.6 39% 537.5 158.0 23%

149 0.0 82.9 100% 22.9 1.1 5%

152 25.5 10.3 29% 38.2 0.0 0%

153 154.5 105.6 41% 90.6 88.4 49%

158 33.1 66.9 67% 76.2 0.3 0%

160 1454.5 191.9 12% 1454.1 194.5 12%

161 0.0 22.6 100% 19.6 0.0 0%

163 457.4 170.4 27% 601.8 22.7 4%166 0.6 1.0 62% 0.0 0.6 94%

168 0.0 684.1 100% 674.8 19.6 3%

170 0.0 0.0 0% 0.0 0.1 100%

173 0.0 73.0 100% 21.6 38.1 64%

174 9.1 91.2 91% 0.1 99.5 100%

176 0.0 6.1 100% 1.4 6.1 82%

181 818.6 94.0 10% 822.4 91.0 10%

183 5852.1 66.4 1% 5060.5 880.9 15%

189 0.0 0.1 100% 0.1 0.1 39%

196 1027.5 7459.7 88% 9133.2 0.1 0%

197 0.0 26.1 100% 0.0 27.4 100%

200 92.7 201.9 69% 281.9 2.2 1%202 211.9 347.4 62% 538.2 31.4 6%

203 0.0 9.6 100% 5.1 4.7 48%

204 0.0 0.9 100% 0.0 0.5 100%

205 0.5 3176.1 100% 3279.9 0.0 0%

208 0.6 0.4 36% 1.4 0.0 0%

210 0.0 1.4 100% 1.3 0.0 0%

213 86.8 6.0 6% 86.8 6.1 7%

215 0.0 0.0 0% 0.0 0.0 100%

216 0.0 10.0 100% 9.6 0.0 0%

222 0.0 3.5 99% 1.9 0.0 0%

226 69.5 18.1 21% 76.1 21.0 22%

230 170.3 60.5 26% 116.1 58.0 33%233 0.7 46.7 99% 45.4 0.6 1%

241 430.6 14.4 3% 159.6 24.2 13%

243 108.8 27.8 20% 71.3 4.1 5%

244 37.6 71.6 66% 113.3 0.2 0%

250 13.1 44.9 77% 13.2 44.8 77%

254 0.0 0.4 100% 0.0 0.4 100%

262 144.9 159.6 52% 290.1 4.9 2%


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APPENDIX C:

MOVEMENT OF MERCHANDISE IN

SUBZONES, FY 2007

($ million)

Received

Percent


002C 0.0 0.0 0% 0.2 0.0 0%

002G 16.6 0.0 0% 0.0 0.0 0%

002H 2737.0 1198.0 30% 3651.5 0.0 0%

002I 5512.8 808.2 13% 6699.2 0.9 0%

002J 1171.9 1262.2 52% 2458.6 0.0 0%

003B 2444.5 3977.9 62% 5978.0 437.4 7%

007B 977.7 281.6 22% 1164.2 33.3 3%007C 72.5 2.0 3% 173.3 42.0 20%

007D 18.3 9.1 33% 40.8 6.2 13%

007E 0.0 3.5 100% 0.0 7.7 100%

007F 11.9 321.2 96% 334.3 0.0 0%

007G 16.4 277.2 94% 120.8 231.2 66%

007H 4.6 0.4 8% 0.0 5.9 100%

007I 0.0 3.8 100% 1.4 2.3 61%

008F 1363.7 26.2 2% 1400.8 0.0 0%

008G 3243.7 569.5 15% 3895.0 0.0 0%

008H 3687.5 180.6 5% 3866.8 0.0 0%

009A 450.0 1623.9 78% 1805.7 159.2 8%

009D 21.0 2.7 11% 22.4 4.7 17%009E 149.8 1152.9 88% 1246.2 90.9 7%

009F 1.3 45.4 97% 46.7 0.0 0%

014D 1152.7 414.8 26% 1544.6 0.0 0%

015C 29.3 3.3 10% 32.6 3.6 10%

015D 152.5 95.4 38% 104.0 143.9 58%

015E 80.9 79.6 50% 155.3 6.2 4%

015G 0.0 4.0 100% 25.2 0.0 0%

015H 12.3 13.4 52% 27.4 0.3 1%

017B 15.0 118.4 89% 81.1 2.4 3%

019A 2.0 6.0 75% 4.7 3.7 44%

020C 9.8 1264.8 99% 1178.5 0.0 0%

020D 4.0 35.5 90% 42.6 0.5 1%021C 3.8 21.9 85% 17.8 7.9 31%

022F 0.4 1385.8 100% 1398.2 0.0 0%

022G 0.0 36.8 100% 36.8 0.0 0%

022K 181.3 4.2 2% 123.4 70.6 36%

024B 20.0 2.8 12% 3.8 17.6 82%

025B 956.9 561.6 37% 1111.7 402.5 27%

025C 0.4 559.8 100% 22.1 530.2 96%


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Received

Percent


025D 96.1 100.4 51% 106.1 93.9 47%025E 260.6 58.3 18% 265.1 58.3 18%

026D 480.6 423.6 47% 612.5 290.2 32%

026E 1.4 3.9 74% 3.4 1.2 26%

026F 5.1 6.6 56% 11.7 0.1 1%

026G 434.1 26.6 6% 461.8 0.0 0%

026H 11.0 29.0 72% 38.0 5.6 13%

027I 0.0 0.6 100% 0.0 0.6 100%

027L 1.5 3.6 71% 0.8 3.9 83%

027M 52.7 240.6 82% 279.4 0.0 0%

028F 16.1 48.9 75% 62.4 0.3 1%

029C 520.8 63.8 11% 542.9 36.8 6%

029D 0.1 8.0 99% 7.7 0.0 0%029E 5889.3 1244.8 17% 6696.9 439.9 6%

029F 83.9 298.1 78% 307.2 79.2 21%

031B 5927.4 1399.8 19% 7200.6 0.0 0%

033C 6.0 318.6 98% 336.1 19.8 6%

035B 34.9 10.1 23% 27.9 0.6 2%

035C 1552.8 11474.2 88% 12937.9 0.0 0%

035D 690.5 3967.9 85% 4660.8 0.0 0%

035E 73.2 36.5 33% 87.4 0.0 0%

038A 2637.4 5861.8 69% 5893.3 2561.7 30%

038C 438.3 51.7 11% 520.2 3.1 1%

038D 193.0 39.6 17% 214.0 1.9 1%

038E 924.8 241.4 21% 1024.8 0.7 0%038F 51.9 23.2 31% 83.6 0.0 0%

039C 3.1 35.6 92% 126.3 0.0 0%

039E 2051.7 291.9 12% 2381.1 54.3 2%

039G 85.7 1016.6 92% 1868.7 10.4 1%

039H 86.9 101.6 54% 172.7 9.3 5%

039I 171.5 22.9 12% 227.9 0.5 0%

040D 478.0 0.6 0% 403.5 60.0 13%

040G 0.3 0.0 0% 0.3 0.0 0%

041H 302.9 123.7 29% 319.4 70.3 18%

042A 4.4 100.8 96% 11.1 84.2 88%

043B 209.5 0.2 0% 186.7 22.0 11%

043D 332.7 22.3 6% 340.3 12.6 4%043E 0.0 4.7 100% 4.7 0.0 0%

044B 6.0 47.3 89% 51.9 2.2 4%

044E 244.8 76.5 24% 306.5 0.0 0%

045F 8.4 23.0 73% 16.9 16.5 49%

046A 336.0 423.2 56% 788.9 0.0 0%

046B 10227.1 0.0 0% 9156.8 1068.3 10%

046D 3821.0 0.0 0% 2463.6 1357.5 36%


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Received

Percent


047B 4667.2 1775.2 28% 6420.0 11.8 0%047C 3803.7 1298.5 25% 3359.1 1531.7 31%

049C 28.6 12.4 30% 10.6 8.7 45%

049D 1.5 0.0 0% 2.5 19.8 89%

049E 2385.4 5332.3 69% 7550.1 0.0 0%

049F 222.1 125.0 36% 370.2 0.0 0%

049H 7.6 103.0 93% 67.1 42.6 39%

049I 0.0 3.6 100% 2.3 0.0 0%

049J 103.1 136.2 57% 237.7 2.1 1%

050H 2535.2 706.8 22% 3220.3 0.0 0%

050J 326.1 114.9 26% 444.4 0.5 0%

052A 9.7 57.8 86% 51.0 16.8 25%

055B 0.0 0.3 100% 0.0 0.3 100%057B 102.1 39.1 28% 123.7 18.0 13%

057C 1.4 15.7 92% 20.1 0.5 2%

059A 212.2 261.4 55% 363.6 97.8 21%

061C 0.0 0.0 0% 0.0 0.0 0%

061D 1.3 8.9 87% 11.7 0.0 0%

061E 16.9 38.5 69% 16.0 42.8 73%

061G 0.4 20.1 98% 7.7 14.9 66%

061H 0.0 13.4 100% 7.9 5.3 40%

061I 1233.0 784.3 39% 1883.0 103.3 5%

061J 8.3 4.9 37% 14.7 0.0 0%

070I 2531.7 419.0 14% 2966.9 0.0 0%

070T 2474.0 42.3 2% 2396.3 78.1 3%070U 60.5 65.5 52% 105.2 13.1 11%

072B 46.5 65.0 58% 403.7 0.0 0%

072H 1485.5 320.8 18% 1625.8 170.0 9%

072L 97.2 254.9 72% 432.4 15.4 3%

072R 0.0 3.2 100% 3.1 0.0 0%

073B 0.4 0.1 19% 0.5 0.0 0%

075A 161.0 127.0 44% 278.0 0.0 0%

075C 38.9 11.7 23% 35.5 16.2 31%

075D 306.0 838.9 73% 805.2 345.7 30%

075E 140.8 0.0 0% 137.9 5.0 4%

075F 356.9 0.1 0% 354.1 7.3 2%

075G 15.1 0.1 1% 11.1 1.9 15%075H 43.0 1.5 3% 0.0 44.2 100%

075I 0.0 0.1 100% 0.1 0.0 0%

077A 502.3 72.4 13% 571.8 0.0 0%

077B 13.3 38.7 74% 52.1 1.8 3%

078A 4480.7 1288.2 22% 4990.5 775.6 13%

078H 43.7 85.9 66% 164.2 1.4 1%

079B 44.9 0.0 0% 46.4 0.0 0%


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Received

Percent


081C 0.0 2.9 100% 25.7 0.3 1%081D 4.4 82.6 95% 72.5 0.2 0%

082B 102.0 0.3 0% 61.7 41.1 40%

082D 23.1 33.2 59% 40.8 14.1 26%

082G 1208.7 1182.1 49% 2378.7 0.0 0%

082H 38.9 26.8 41% 23.7 0.0 0%

084C 0.0 0.0 0% 5.8 0.1 1%

084E 4.5 1.0 17% 0.0 5.4 100%

084F 2194.8 953.0 30% 3108.6 0.0 0%

084H 291.2 0.0 0% 41.1 175.3 81%

084I 0.0 0.1 100% 0.2 0.2 43%

084J 13317.8 378.0 3% 14291.8 825.3 5%

084K 47.8 0.0 0% 29.4 25.4 46%084M 182.9 0.0 0% 13.2 69.7 84%

084N 2108.5 306.1 13% 2278.5 0.0 0%

084O 10708.0 4891.0 31% 15574.0 60.0 0%

084P 8013.6 1556.7 16% 9465.9 87.5 1%

084Q 2013.6 2256.6 53% 4283.1 0.0 0%

084R 1235.6 113.0 8% 1293.0 13.3 1%

086D 3127.2 369.6 11% 3358.9 99.9 3%

086E 0.2 0.1 33% 0.7 0.0 0%

087A 2416.9 3911.4 62% 5906.5 256.4 4%

087B 4569.2 5629.2 55% 9996.7 112.4 1%

092A 51.8 8.6 14% 129.9 0.0 0%

092B 12.5 0.2 2% 0.0 0.0 0%092D 1172.9 6331.3 84% 6693.2 731.4 10%

093C 0.0 0.1 100% 0.0 0.0 0%

093G 5.1 22.4 81% 27.7 0.0 0%

098A 3784.2 1466.6 28% 2023.3 3110.7 61%

099E 931.4 2508.2 73% 3382.7 0.0 0%

102D 175.5 47.3 21% 173.3 23.9 12%

103A 1.6 0.6 28% 1.0 0.6 37%

104A 0.0 0.0 0% 0.0 2.1 100%

104C 0.0 448.6 100% 449.0 6.5 1%

104D 7.4 52.9 88% 49.5 11.2 19%

106C 0.1 28.0 100% 16.9 9.9 37%

106D 0.3 16.6 98% 17.4 0.0 0%107A 565.6 59.4 10% 555.2 46.4 8%

114A 138.3 0.0 0% 91.2 45.5 33%

114D 0.0 0.0 0% 12.3 0.6 5%

114E 575.5 489.2 46% 653.2 387.4 37%

115B 6359.0 5941.0 48% 11709.0 299.0 2%

116A 1784.1 4663.4 72% 6424.3 0.0 0%

116B 3422.6 2365.7 41% 5680.2 51.8 1%


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Received

Percent


116C 3562.6 3574.2 50% 6840.4 0.0 0%116D 0.0 0.0 0% 0.0 0.0 0%

119B 0.3 19.5 98% 19.4 0.0 0%

121A 0.0 15.7 100% 0.1 12.9 99%

122C 88.6 223.6 72% 249.3 50.5 17%

122D 0.0 245.0 100% 2.7 0.0 0%

122E 0.0 0.0 0% 0.0 0.0 0%

122H 6.1 0.0 0% 5.3 0.5 8%

122I 2081.0 4193.7 67% 6277.7 0.0 0%

122J 2129.6 4054.7 66% 5731.4 387.6 6%

122K 0.5 102.6 99% 54.0 48.3 47%

122L 4324.1 4422.2 51% 8404.4 396.0 4%

122M 664.4 1473.6 69% 2114.1 0.0 0%122N 2143.9 730.6 25% 2775.8 0.0 0%

122O 0.0 0.5 98% 0.6 0.0 0%

122P 0.0 148.5 100% 67.0 0.0 0%

124A 4661.2 3015.3 39% 7664.3 6.3 0%

124B 27.9 42.9 61% 121.1 0.0 0%

124C 1164.4 4277.9 79% 5435.6 0.0 0%

124D 15968.6 15948.5 50% 31898.1 0.0 0%

124E 4913.0 3125.2 39% 7969.8 0.0 0%

124F 6733.5 1625.4 19% 8227.8 0.0 0%

124H 0.8 1.6 66% 0.0 0.0 0%

124I 0.0 0.3 100% 0.0 0.0 0%

124K 1.9 4.9 72% 1.1 0.0 0%125D 23.3 47.6 67% 65.8 1.4 2%

126B 2.9 1.5 34% 3.1 1.2 28%

129A 2202.9 367.4 14% 2597.6 0.0 0%

133D 0.0 49.4 100% 35.7 14.6 29%

141A 3.5 30.9 90% 32.1 1.2 4%

141B 0.1 2.6 95% 3.1 0.0 0%

142A 858.3 3068.1 78% 3932.7 0.0 0%

142B 0.0 886.4 100% 838.0 86.6 9%

142C 960.5 3210.7 77% 4144.7 0.0 0%

143A 17.3 0.3 2% 8.3 0.4 5%

146A 220.3 35.5 14% 170.9 82.3 33%

146D 5881.7 489.8 8% 6338.6 0.0 0%147A 26.2 257.5 91% 259.3 19.9 7%

148B 0.2 26.1 99% 10.9 16.7 60%

149B 0.0 10.6 100% 0.7 8.5 93%

149C 4100.7 4928.2 55% 8973.8 143.8 2%

149F 882.2 968.8 52% 1823.7 0.0 0%

149G 1073.6 384.6 26% 1487.5 0.0 0%

151A 181.5 0.0 0% 185.1 0.0 0%


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Received Shipped

Percent


153C 0.0 33.8 100% 7.4 24.5 77%153D 111.7 169.2 60% 218.5 72.2 25%

154A 11821.0 5324.0 31% 16785.0 228.0 1%

155C 52.2 264.0 83% 279.2 26.4 9%

158C 0.0 1.4 100% 0.9 0.6 40%

158D 2979.1 821.7 22% 3635.3 164.4 4%

160A 1673.9 408.6 20% 1774.9 319.1 15%

165A 3427.6 289.8 8% 3713.4 12.0 0%

167A 4.8 27.0 85% 28.7 0.1 0%

167B 4.3 47.5 92% 52.8 0.1 0%

168A 0.0 0.2 100% 0.2 0.0 0%

172A 2.5 37.7 94% 82.7 5.6 6%

176D 5.1 23.5 82% 25.1 0.0 0%176E 34.6 52.5 60% 70.9 0.1 0%

177A 1341.9 256.1 16% 1320.6 330.1 20%

177B 5551.5 12.8 0% 5186.1 383.6 7%

181A 1539.7 289.5 16% 1812.2 0.0 0%

183A 918.2 0.0 0% 769.4 135.8 15%

183B 24.0 66.3 73% 0.0 122.0 100%

185C 20.4 151.4 88% 5.9 63.1 91%

193A 15.5 82.5 84% 99.8 0.7 1%

199A 3085.5 64.8 2% 3201.5 0.0 0%

199B 2490.2 48.9 2% 2462.5 0.0 0%

199C 762.0 3713.3 83% 4400.9 0.0 0%

199E 0.0 6.1 100% 6.1 0.0 0%200A 283.0 149.0 34% 432.0 0.0 0%

202A 0.1 12.1 99% 7.4 3.1 29%

202B 1838.5 3936.7 68% 5561.0 27.9 0%

202C 2176.3 1406.3 39% 3380.6 14.3 0%

202E 561.6 596.3 52% 951.4 0.0 0%

203A 5.0 19.8 80% 7.5 19.6 72%

205A 3.0 12.3 80% 10.7 6.3 37%

208A 0.0 0.0 0% 19.0 0.0 0%

214A 27.2 95.8 78% 220.9 0.1 0%

219B 0.0 12.6 100% 6.0 7.2 54%

222A 2752.5 796.3 22% 3260.9 403.0 11%

227A 957.1 659.6 41% 1577.6 0.0 0%229A 697.0 314.9 31% 734.7 281.6 28%

229B 0.0 4.9 100% 1.7 1.0 38%

230A 0.7 26.5 97% 25.3 1.0 4%

231A 119.5 28.5 19% 153.2 0.0 0%

234B 14.3 4.0 22% 10.6 1.0 9%


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APPENDIX D:SUMMARY STATISTICS, FY 2003FY 2007

($ billion)

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Merchandise Received 246.9 305.2 409.8 491.4 501.9

GP Zones 36.4 47.5 69.0 72.7 68.7

Subzones 210.5 257.7 340.8 418.8 433.2

% Subzones 85% 84% 83% 85% 86%

Domestic Status Inputs1 163.1 196.4 256.0 301.9 300.3

GP Zones 20.9 26.2 46.1 45.1 38.4

Subzones 142.2 170.2 209.9 256.9 261.9

Domestic Status Inputs Ratio 66% 64% 62% 61% 60%

GP Zones 57% 55% 67% 62% 56%Subzones 68% 66% 62% 61% 60%

Foreign Status Inputs 83.8 108.7 153.8 189.5 201.5

GP Zones 15.5 21.3 22.9 27.6 30.2

Subzones 68.3 87.4 130.9 161.9 171.3

Exports2 18.8 19.2 23.3 30.4 31.6

GP Zones 5.0 6.4 7.1 9.7 9.2

Subzones 13.8 12.9 16.2 20.7 22.4

Exports/Foreign Status Inputs Ratio 22% 18% 15% 16% 16%GP Zones 32% 30% 31% 35% 30%

Subzones 20% 15% 12% 13% 13%

Total FTZ Projects3 242 247 251 256 254

Active FTZ Projects4 155 157 158 163 161

GP Zones 121 120 123 127 126

Subzones 246 243 256 257 256

1 Domestic status merchandise includes both domestic-origin items and foreign-origin items that have beenentered for consumption (duty-paid) prior to FTZ admission.

2Export figures are based on material inputs and do not include value added.

3The number of total FTZ projects is the sum of all projects approved by the FTZ Board, minus those that havelapsed or been terminated.

4Active projects have at least one site (including subzones) in operation.


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APPENDIX E:SUMMARY OF MAIN FOREIGN-STATUS PRODUCTS

RECEIVED IN U.S. FTZs

($ million)

GENERAL-PURPOSE ZONES SUBZONES

Vehicles $10,023 Crude oil $140,743

Consumer electronics 7,963 Petroleum Products 9,339

Petroleum Products 4,297 Vehicle parts 7,689

Machinery/equipment 1,820 Petrochemical Products 2,789

Textiles/footwear/leather 1,215 Other electronics products/parts 2,449

Vehicle parts 1,179 Vehicles 2,446

Other consumer products 855 Pharmaceutical products 2,436

Other electronics products/parts 684 Machinery/equipment 2,271

Other metals/minerals 312 Consumer electronics 715

Optical, photographic & medical instruments 311 Textiles/footwear/leather 630

Food Products 288 Other consumer products 460

Beverages/spirits 208 Chemical products 452

Pharmaceutical products 197 Other metals/minerals 450

Plastic/rubber products 183 Electrical machinery & equipment 374

Tobacco products 122 Plastic/rubber products 305

Fragrances/cosmetics/toiletries 117 Iron/Steel 268

Chemical products 111 Fragrances/cosmetics/toiletries 145Fats/oils 82 Aircraft/spacecraft 104

Ships/boats 54 Ships/boats 102

Iron/Steel 39 Food Products 68

Wood/paper/printed articles 36 Optical, photographic & medical instruments 55

Electrical machinery & equipment 31 Dyes/pigments/paints 12

Stone/plaster/cement/ceramics 16 Stone/plaster/cement/ceramics 7

Arms/ammunition 3 Wood/paper/printed articles 6

Aircraft/spacecraft 1 Rail cars, parts & equipment 5

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APPENDIX F:ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS, FY 2007

Minor Modifications - A(27f)

Zone Number Location/Company Case Number Action Da

163 Ponce, Puerto Rico A(27f)-52-06 10/5/2006

61 San Juan, Puerto Rico A(27f)-53-06 10/6/2006

179 Madawaska, Maine A(27f)-54-06 10/10/2006

20 Chesapeake, Virginia A(27f)-55-06 10/17/2006

115B ExxonMobil, Beaumont, Texas A(27f)-56-06 10/19/2006

137 Dulles, Virginia A(27f)-57-06 10/26/2006

72 Indianapolis, Indiana A(27f)-58-06 10/27/2006

61 Guaynabo, Puerto Rico A(27f)-59-06 10/27/2006

138 Columbus, Ohio A(27f)-60-06 11/7/2006

70 Detroit, Michigan A(27f)-61-06 11/13/2006

15 Chillicothe, Missouri A(27f)-62-06 11/13/2006

50 Long Beach, California A(27f)-63-06 11/14/2006

196 Fort Worth, Texas A(27f)-64-06 11/17/2006

138 Columbus, Ohio A(27f)-65-06 11/30/2006

38A BMW, Spartanburg, South Carolina A(27f)-66-06 12/1/2006

234 Gregg County, Texas A(27f)-67-06 12/15/2006

27I Polaroid, Boston, Massachusetts A(27f)-68-06 12/22/2006

29 Louisville, Kentucky A(27f)-69-06 12/14/2006


138 Columbus, Ohio A(27f)-71-06 12/28/2006

57 Hickory, North Carolina A(27f)-01-07 1/8/2007122L Flint Hills Resources, Corpus Christi, Texas A(27f)-02-07 3/6/2007

25 Port Everglades, Florida A(27f)-03-07 1/12/2007

138 Columbus, Ohio A(27f)-04-07 1/16/2007

89 Las Vegas, Nevada A(27f)-05-07 1/30/2007

92 Gulfport, Mississippi A(27f)-06-07 1/31/2007

5 Seattle, Washington A(27f)-07-07 2/20/2007


44B IFF, Dayton, New Jersey A(27f)-09-07 2/22/2007

20 Chesapeake, Virginia A(27f)-10-07 2/23/2007

77A Sharp Electronics, Memphis, Tennessee A(27f)-11-07 2/28/2007

33 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A(27f)-12-07 3/15/200770 Detroit, Michigan A(27f)-13-07 3/12/2007

25 Port Everglades, Florida A(27f)-14-07 2/27/2007

124D LOOP, Lafourche Parish, Louisiana A(27f)-15-07 3/16/2007

102 St. Louis, Missouri A(27f)-16-07 3/27/2007

44 Mount Olive, New Jersey A(27f)-17-07 3/27/2007

203A TK Holdings, Moses Lake, Washington A(27f)-18-07 3/28/2007

29B Ford Motor Company, Louisville, Kentucky A(27f)-19-07 3/30/2007


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119 Minneapolis, Minnesota A(27f)-20-07 4/3/2007

22 Chicago, Illinois A(27f)-21-07 4/6/200749 Newark, New Jersey A(27f)-22-07 4/6/2007


38 Charleston, South Carolina A(27f)-24-07 4/23/2007

122N Equistar Chemical, Corpus Christi, Texas A(27f)-25-07 4/20/2007


147 Reading, Pennsylvania A(27f)-27-07 5/29/2007

110 Albuquerque, New Mexico A(27f)-28-07 5/29/2007

50 Santa Ana, California A(27f)-29-07 6/12/2007

214A Consolidated Diesel, Lenoir County, North Carolina A(27f)-30-07 6/19/2007


38A BMW, Spartanburg, South Carolina A(27f)-32-07 6/28/2007

38 Charleston, South Carolina A(27f)-33-07 6/28/2007


26D Yamaha, Newnan, Georgia A(27f)-35-07 7/30/2007

26 Atlanta, Georgia A(27f)-36-07 8/3/2007

181 Akron/Canton, Ohio A(27f)-37-07 8/1/2007

7E DuPont, Manati, Puerto Rico A(27f)-38-07 8/16/2007

39 Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas A(27f)-39-07 8/27/2007

74 Baltimore, Maryland A(27f)-40-07 8/29/2007


89 Las Vegas, Nevada A(27f)-42-07 9/7/2007

29C General Electric, Louisville, Kentucky A(27f)-43-07 9/12/2007

149C ConocoPhilllips, Sweeny, Texas A(27f)-44-07 10/18/2007134 Chattanooga, Tennessee A(27f)-45-07 9/27/2007

Scope - A(32c)


196 Motorola Inc., Fort Worth, Texas A(32c)-12-06 10/20/2006

55B PBM Nutritionals, Burlington, Vermont A(32c)-13-06 11/17/2006

75F PETsMART, Phoenix, Arizona A(32c)-14-06 11/29/2006

86D Tesoro, Anacortes, Washington A(32c)-01-07 2/21/2007

59A Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing A(32c)-02-07 2/23/2007

84C DuPont, La Porte, Texas A(32c)-03-07 3/6/2007

57B Volvo, Skyland, North Carolina A(32c)-04-07 3/28/2007

86D Tesoro, Anacortes, Washington A(32c)-05-07 4/6/2007

73B Northrop Grumman Corp., Baltimore, Maryland A(32c)-07-07 4/12/2007

7 IPR mfg., Canovanas, Puerto Rico A(32c)-08-07 5/10/2007

39I Turbomeca, Grand Prairie, Texas A(32c)-09-07 8/24/2007


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Zone Number Location/Company Case Number Act

33C Sony, Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania A(32c)-10-07 8/28/2007

50G Tesoro, Wilmington and Carson, California A(32c)-11-07 9/10/2007

22G Sanofi-Aventis, Des Plaines, Illinois A(32c)-12-07 9/18/2007

Temporary/Interim Manufacturing Authority


86 Norvanco Industries, Sumner, Washington T-3-2006 11/21/2006

222 Arvin Meritor, Montgomery, Alabama T-4-2006 12/1/2006

196 Motorola, Fort Worth, Texas T-5-2006 2/22/2007

38 Kittel Supplier, Duncan, South Carolina T-1-2007 5/4/2007

26 Perkins Shibaura, Griffin, Georgia T-2-2007 7/9/2007

7 Merck/MOVA, Caguas, Puerto Rico T-3-2007 7/23/2007


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APPENDIX G:U.S. FOREIGN-TRADE ZONES BY STATE

This list gives the address and phone number of the contact person for each zone project. If the contact person is not an employee of the grantee, the name ofthe grantee organization is also given. If assistance is needed from FTZ staff, U.S. Department of Commerce, please call (202) 482-2862.

STATE ZONE SUBZONESPORT OF

ENTRY

ALABAMA FTZ No. 82 MobileGrantee: City of MobileOperator: Mobile Airport Authority2062 Old Shell Rd., Mobile, AL 36607Greg Jones (251) 471-6725Fax (251) 471-6727

82A ADDSCO82B Degussa82D Sony Magnetic Products82E Syngenta Crop Protection82F Trigeant EP, Ltd.82G Shell Chemical LP82H Austal

Mobile

FTZ No. 83 HuntsvilleGrantee/Operator: Huntsville-Madison CountyAirport Authority/Huntsville FTZ Corp.P.O. Box 6241, Huntsville, AL 35824-0241

Craig Pool (256) 772-3105, Fax (256) 772-3106

83A DaimlerChrysler Huntsville

FTZ No. 98 BirminghamGrantee: City of BirminghamOffice of Economic Development, Third Floor710 20th St North, Birmingham, AL 35203Keith Strother (205) 254-2799, Fax (205) 254-7741

98A Mercedes-Benz98B ZF Industries98C JVC America98D NACCO Materials HandlingGroup, Inc.

Birmingham

FTZ No. 222 MontgomeryGrantee: Montgomery Area Chamber of CommerceP.O. Box 79, Montgomery, AL 36101Ellen McNair (334) 240-9433, Fax (334) 265-4745Greg Jones (251) 471-6725, Fax (251) 471-6727

222A Hyundai Motor222B Quantegy, Inc.

Birmingham

FTZ No. 233 Dothan

Grantee: Dothan-Houston County Foreign-Trade Zone, Inc. P.O. Box 638, Dothan, AL 36302Matt Parker (334) 792-5138Contact: Greg Jones (205) 772-3105Fax (205) 772-3106

Panama City

ALASKA FTZ No. 108 ValdezGrantee: The City of Valdez, AlaskaP.O. Box 307, Valdez, AK 99686Nancy Peterson (907) 835-4564Fax (907) 835-4479

Valdez

FTZ No. 159 St. PaulGrantee: City of St. PaulP.O. Box 901, St. Paul Island, AK 99660-0901Linda L. Snow (907) 546-3110, Fax (907) 546-3188

FTZ No. 160 AnchorageGrantee: Port of Anchorage2000 Anchorage Port Rd., Anchorage, AK 99501Edward Leon (907) 343-6200, Fax (907) 277-5636

160A Tesoro Alaska Anchorage


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FTZ No. 195 FairbanksGrantee: Fairbanks Economic Development Corp515 7th Ave., Suite 320, Fairbanks, AK 99701Dean Owen (907) 452-2185, Fax (907) 451-9534

195A Flowline Alaska Fairbanks

FTZ No. 232 KodiakGrantee: Kodiak Island Borough

710 Mill Bay Rd., Kodiak, AK 99615-6398Art Isham (907) 561-3338

Kodiak

ARIZONA FTZ No. 60 NogalesGrantee: Nogales-Santa Cruz County EconomicDevelopment Foundation, Inc.P.O. Box 7227, Nogales, AZ 85628Susan Morales (520) 375-5767, Fax (520) [email protected]

Nogales

FTZ No. 75 PhoenixGrantee: City of PhoenixCommunity & Economic Development Department

200 West Washington St., 20th FloorPhoenix, AZ 85003Michelle T. Pierson (602) 262-5040Fax (602) 495-5097Phoenix.gov/BUSINESS/foreign.html

75A Conair75B Wal-Mart75C Intel

75D ST Microelectronics75E Abbott Laboratories75F PETsMART75G SUMCO Southwest Corp.75H Microchip Technology75I American Italian Pasta Co.

Phoenix

FTZ No. 139 Sierra VistaGrantee: Sierra Vista Economic DevelopmentFoundation, Inc.P.O. Box 2380, Sierra Vista, AZ 85636Barry Albrecht (520) 458-6948Fax (520) 458-7453

Naco

FTZ No. 174 Pima County

Grantee: Tucson Regional EconomicOpportunities, Inc.120 North Stone Ave., Suite 200Tucson, AZ 85701Gerri Brunson (520) 243-1945, Fax (520) [email protected]

174A Imation Corporation Tucson

FTZ No. 219 YumaGrantee: Yuma County Airport Authority, Inc.2191 E. 32nd St., Suite 218, Yuma, AZ 85365Kia Cellestine (928) 726-5882, Fax (928) [email protected]

219B Gowan Company San Luis

FTZ No. 221 MesaGrantee: City of MesaOffice of Economic Development20 East Main St., Suite 200, Mesa, AZ 85201Scott Rigby (480) 644-2398Fax (480) [email protected]

Phoenix


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ARKANSAS FTZ No. 14 Little RockGrantee: Arkansas Dept. of Industrial DevelopmentOperator: Little Rock Port Authority7500 Lindsey Road, Little Rock, AR 72206Paul Latture (501) 490-1468 , Fax (501) 490-1800

14A Sanyo14B Cedar Chemical14D Lion Oil Co.14E L'Oreal USA, Inc.

Little Rock

FTZ No. 273 West Memphis

Grantee: City of West Memphis PublicFacilities Board205 South Redding, West Memphis, AR 72301Hershel Owens (870) 732-7500Fax (870) 732-7504

Memphis

CALIFORNIA FTZ No. 3 San FranciscoGrantee: San Francisco Port CommissionOperator: Foreign Trade Zone 3, Inc., Pier 23The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94111Phil Eastman (415) 391-0176, Fax (415) 391-0794www.ftz.com

3A Lilli Ann3B Chevron3C Tesoro Refining

San Francisco

FTZ No. 18 San JoseGrantee: City of San Jose, Office of EconomicDevelopment, San Jose City Hall200 E. Santa Clara St., San Jose, California 95113Joseph Hedges (408) 535-8186, Fax (408) [email protected]

18B NUMMI18C Cirrus Logic18D Hewlett-Packard18E Space Systems/Loral, Inc.

San Jose

FTZ No. 50 Long BeachGrantee: Board of Harbor Commissioners of thePort of Long BeachP.O. Box 570, Long Beach, CA 90801-0570Larry Ditchkus (562) 590-4162Fax (562) 901-1739

50C National RV50D Datatape, Inc.50E Alps Manufacturing50F Rauch Industries50G Shell Oil Products50H BP West Coast Products

50I Valero Energy Corporation50J Ricoh Electronics, Inc.50K Eastman Kodak Company

Los Angeles/Long Beach

FTZ No. 56 OaklandGrantee: City of OaklandOperator: Pacific American Warehousing &Trucking Co.9401 San Leandro St., Oakland, CA 94603Linda Hothem (510) 568-8500, Fax (510) 568-4483

56A Mazda San Francisco

FTZ No. 143 West SacramentoGrantee: Port of Sacramento1110 West Capitol Ave.West Sacramento, CA 95691

Mike Luken (916) 371-8000, Fax (916) 372-4802www.portofalcramento.com

143A C. Ceronix143B Hewlett-Packard143C Gymboree Corporation

San Francisco

FTZ No. 153 San DiegoGrantee: City of San Diego600 B St., Ste 400, San Diego, CA 92101Lydia Moreno (619) 533-7512Fax (619) 533-5250

153A EMD Biosciences, Inc.153B Hewlett-Packard153C DNP Electronics153D Callaway Golf Company153E National Steel &Shipbuilding Co.

San Diego


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FTZ No. 191 PalmdaleGrantee: City of Palmdale, Economic Development38250 North Sierra Highway, Palmdale, CA 93550David Walter (661) 267-5125, Fax (661) 267-5155


FTZ No. 202 Los AngelesGrantee: Board of Harbor Commissioners of the

City of Los Angeles425 South Palos Verdes St., San Pedro, CA 90731Masa Morimoto (310) 732-3843Fax (310) 547-4643

202A 3M202B Chevron USA, Inc.

202C ConocoPhillips202D IKEA Wholesale, Inc.202E Sony Electronics, Inc.


FTZ No. 205 Port HuenemeGrantee: Board of Harbor CommissionersOxnard Harbor District, Port of HuenemeP.O. Box 608, Port Hueneme, CA 93044Will Berg (805) 488-3677Fax (805) 488-2620

205A Imation Corporation Port Hueneme

FTZ No. 226 Merced, Madera & Fresno CountiesGrantee: Board of Supervisors of theCounty of Merced2507 Heritage Dr., Atwater, CA 95301John Fowler (209) 385-7686, Fax (209) [email protected]

Fresno

FTZ No. 231 StocktonGrantee: Stockton Port DistrictP.O. Box 2089 Stockton, CA 95201Henry McKay (209) 946-0246, Fax (209) 463-2362

231A Medline Industries, Inc. San Francisco

FTZ No. 236 Palm SpringsGrantee: City of Palm Springs3200 East Tahquitz Canyon WayPalm Springs, CA 92262

Cathy Van Horn (760) 323-8175Fax (760) 322-8325

Palm Springs

FTZ No. 237 Santa MariaGrantee: Santa Maria Public Airport District3217 Terminal DriveSanta Maria, CA 93455Gary Rice (805) 922-1726, Fax (805) 922-0677

San Luis

FTZ No. 243 VictorvilleGrantee: Southern California Logistics AirportAuthority, 18374 PhantomVictorville, CA 92394Richard Cole (760) 243-1900, Fax (760) 243-1929

243A Black & Decker Corp. Victorville

FTZ No. 244 Riverside CountyGrantee: March Joint Powers AuthorityP.O. Box 7480, Moreno Valley, CA 92552Lori M. Stone (909) 656-7000, Fax (951) 653-5558


FTZ No. 248 EurekaGrantee: City of Eureka, CaliforniaOffice of the City Manager531 K St., Eureka, CA 95501-1165Marie Liscom (707) 441-4215, Fax (707) 441-4209

Eureka


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FTZ No. 257 Imperial CountyGrantee: County of ImperialDepartment of Planning and Development Services801 Main St., El Centro, CA 92243Jurg Heuberger (760) 482-4236Fax (760) 353-8338

Calexico

COLORADO FTZ No. 112 Colorado SpringsGrantee: Colorado Springs Foreign-TradeZone Inc., 107 N. Nevada Ave., Suite 100Colorado Springs, CO 80903Elena Nunez (719) 385-5855Fax (719) 385-5858

Denver

FTZ No. 123 DenverGrantee: City and County of Denver210 W Colfax, Dept 200, Denver, CO 80202Timothy M. Martinez (720) 913-1642Fax (720) 913-1802

123A Storage Technology123B Artesyn Technologies123C Eastman Kodak Company

Denver

CONNECTICUT FTZ No. 71 Windsor LocksGrantee: Economic and Industrial DevelopmentCommission of Windsor LocksTown Office Building, 50 Church St.P.O. Box L, Windsor Locks, CT 06096Dan Carstens (860) 627-1444Fax (860) 627-7619

Hartford

FTZ No. 76 BridgeportGrantee/Operator: Bridgeport Port Authority330 Water St., Bridgeport, CT 06604Martha Klimas (203) 384-9777Fax (203) 384-9686

[email protected]

Bridgeport

FTZ No. 162 New HavenGrantee: Greater New Haven Chamber ofCommerce, Operator: Logistic Connecticut, Inc.P.O. Box 9411, New Haven, CT 06512Steve Davis (203) 469-1391

162A Bayer Corporation New Haven

FTZ No. 208 New LondonGrantee: New London Foreign Trade ZoneCommission111 Union St., New London, CT 06320Ned Hammond (860) 447-5203

208A Pfizer, Inc. New London

DELAWARE FTZ No. 99 WilmingtonGrantee/Operator: State of DelawareDelaware Economic Development OfficeCarvel State Office Building, 10th Floor820 N. French St., Wilmington, DE 19801John Pastor (302) 577-8477Fax (302) 577-8499

99A J. Schoeneman, Inc.99B DaimlerChrysler99C GM99D AstraZeneca99E The Premcor Refining Group

Wilmington


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FLORIDA FTZ No. 25 Broward CountyGrantee/Operator: Port Everglades Department ofBroward County1850 Eller Drive, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316Robert Jacob (954) 765-4620Fax (954) 765-4628

[email protected]

25B CITGO Petroleum Corp.25C Coastal Fuels Marketing25D Motiva Enterprises25E Chevron Products Company

Port Everglades

FTZ No. 32 MiamiGrantee: Greater Miami Foreign Trade Zone, Inc.,Omni International Complex1601 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132-1260Liane Ventura (305) 350-7700, Fax (305) [email protected]

32A Hewlett-Packard32B Komatsu Latin AmericaCorp.

Miami

FTZ No. 42 OrlandoGrantee: Greater Orlando Aviation AuthorityOne Airport Blvd., Orlando, FL 32827Tim Shea (407) 825-3403 orDick Cunnion (407) 825-7337, Fax (407) 825-4580

42A Mitsubishi Power Systems Orlando

FTZ No. 64 JacksonvilleGrantee: Jacksonville Port AuthorityP.O. Box 3005, Jacksonville, FL 32206Deborah Lofberg (904) 630-3072Fax (904) [email protected]

64A Atlantic Marine Jacksonville

FTZ No. 65 Panama CityGrantee/Operator: Panama City Port Authority5321 West Hwy. 98, Panama City, FL 32401Charles Lewis (850) 767-3244Fax (850) 767-3235

65A Eastern Shipbuilding Group Panama City

FTZ No. 79 Tampa

Grantee: City of Tampac/o Greater Tampa Chamber of CommerceP.O. Box 420, Tampa, FL 33601Aliette Escasena (813) 276-9437Fax (813) 221-6095

79A Reilly Dairy & Food

79B Sypris Electronics LLC

Tampa

FTZ No. 135 Palm Beach CountyGrantee: Port of Palm Beach DistrictP.O. Box 9935, Riviera Beach, FL 33419Lisa Schillig (561) 842-4201, Fax (561) 842-4240

West Palm Beach

FTZ No. 136 Brevard CountyGrantee: Canaveral Port AuthorityP.O. Box 267, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920Shannon Feeley (321) 783-7831x211

Fax (321) [email protected]

136A Flite Technology136C Harris Corporation

Port Canaveral

FTZ No. 166 HomesteadGrantee: Vision Foreign-Trade Zone, Inc.43 North Krome Ave, Homestead, FL 33030Michael E. Richardson (305) [email protected]

Miami


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FTZ No. 169 Manatee CountyGrantee: Manatee County Port Authority300 Tampa Bay Way, Palmetto, FL 34221Joseph Gontarski (941) 722-6621Fax (941) 729-1463

169A Aso Corporation Port Manatee

FTZ No. 180 Miami (Wynwood)

Grantee: Wynwood Community EconomicDevelopment Corp.8001 SW 97 Terrace, Miami, FL 33156William Rios (305) 274-0992Fax (305) 271-2441

Miami

FTZ No. 193 Pinellas CountyGrantee: Pinellas County Economic Development8778 Bryan Dairy Rd., Suire 120Largo, FL 33777Kathleen Good (727) 464-7423Fax (727) [email protected]

193A Catalent PharmaSolutions, LLC

St. Petersburg

FTZ No. 198 Volusia and Flagler CountiesGrantee: Volusia County Foreign-Trade Zone440 South Beach St., Daytona Beach, FL 32114Steve Cooke (386) 248-8030 x8309Fax (386) 248-8038

Daytona Beach

FTZ No. 213 Fort MyersGrantee: Lee County Port Authority16000 Chamberlin Pkwy, Suite 8671Fort Myers, FL 33913-8899Carol Obermeier (941) 768-4382Fax (941) 768-4900

Fort Myers

FTZ No. 215 SebringGrantee: Sebring Airport Authority

Sebring Regional Airport128 Authority Lane, Sebring, FL 33870Mike Willingham (941) 655-6444Fax (863) 655-6447

Port Manatee

FTZ No. 217 OcalaGrantee: Economic Development Council, IncOperator: Ocala Regional AirportP.O. Box 1270, Ocala, FL 34478Matthew Grow (352) 629-8377Fax (352) 861-2227

Ocala

FTZ No. 218 St. Lucie CountyGrantee: Central Florida Foreign-Trade Zone, Inc2300 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce, FL 34982

Larry Daum (772) 462-1564Fax (772) 462-1579

Fort PierceStation

FTZ No. 241 Fort LauderdaleGrantee: City of Fort Lauderdalec/o Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport6000 NW 21st Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309Clara Bennett (954) 828-4969Fax (954) 938-4974

Port Everglades


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FTZ No. 249 PensacolaGrantee: Pensacola-Escambia County Promotion &Development Commission117 West Garden St.Pensacola, FL 32501Mike Frey (850) 438-4081

Fax (850) 438-6369

249A General Electric WindEnergy/Energy Rentals

Pensacola

FTZ No. 250 Seminole CountyGrantee: Sanford Airport Authority1200 Red Cleveland Blvd.Sanford, FL 32773Diane Crews (407) 585-4010Fax (407) 322-5834

Sanford

GEORGIA FTZ No. 26 AtlantaGrantee: Georgia Foreign Trade Zone, Inc.75 5th St., NW, Suite 1000Atlanta, GA 30308Julie Brown (404) 214-6904

Fax (404) 214-6901www.georgiaftz.com

26A GM26C Ford26D Yamaha26E Pratt & Whitney26F Precision Components

26G Roper Corporation26H Ricoh Electronics, Inc.26I Inflation Systems, Inc26J Eastman Kodak Company26K Noramco, Inc.

Atlanta

FTZ No. 104 SavannahGrantee/Operator: Savannah Airport CommissionSavannah International Airport400 Airways Ave.Savannah, GA 31408Ralph P. Maggioni (912) 964-0904Fax (912) 966-7969

104A Merck104B Wal-Mart104C NuStar Energy L.P.104D Tumi, Inc.

Savannah

FTZ No. 144 BrunswickGrantee: Brunswick and Glynn CountyDevelopment AuthorityP.O. Box 1079, Brunswick, GA 31521S. Nathan Sparks (912) 265-6629Fax (912) 265-0629

144A E.I. du Pont de Nemours Brunswick

HAWAII FTZ No. 9 HonoluluGrantee/Operator: State of HawaiiPier 2, 521 Ala Moana, Honolulu, HI 96813Gregory Barbour (808) 587-5372Fax (808) [email protected]

www.ftz9.org

9A Tesoro Hawaii Corp.9B Kerr Pacific9D Maui Pineapple9E Chevron Corp.9F Citizens CommunicationsCompany

Honolulu

IDAHO FTZ No. 242 Boundary CountyGrantee: County of BoundaryP.O. Box 419, Bonners Ferry, ID 83805Ronald Smith (208) 267-7723

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ILLINOIS FTZ No. 22 ChicagoGrantee: Illinois International Port District3600 East 95th StreetChicago, IL 60617-5193Susan Kiley (773) 646-4400Fax (773) 221-7678

[email protected]

22B Ford22F Abbott Laboratories22G sanofi-aventis U.S. LLC22H BP Pipeline North America22I Citgo Petroleum Corp.22J EXXON Mobil

22K Henkel Corporation22L Premcor Refining Group22M Northrop Grumman Corp.22N Michelin North America22O Medline Industries, Inc.22P Sony Electronics Inc.22R Crate & Barrel

Chicago

FTZ No. 31 Granite CityGrantee/Operator: Tri-City Regional Port District,1635 West First St., Granite City, IL 62040Robert Wydra (618) 452-3337Fax (618) 452-3402

31A DaimlerChrysler31B WRB Refining LLC31C Premcor Refining Group

St. Louis

FTZ No. 114 Peoria

Grantee: Economic Development Council Inc100 SW Water St., Peoria, IL 61602Greg Truninger (309) 495-5952Fax (309) [email protected]

114A Caterpillar

114C Mitsubishi Motor Mfg ofAmerica114D E.I. du Pont deNemours & Co.114E Rockwell Automation

Peoria

FTZ No. 133 Quad-Cities, Iowa/IllinoisGrantee: Quad-City Foreign-Trade Zone, Inc.1830 2nd Ave., Suite 200Rock Island, Iowa 61201Katie Hobbs (309) 788-7436Fax (309) 788-4964

133D Deere & Company Quad-Cities

FTZ No. 146 Lawrence CountyGrantee: Bi-State AuthorityLawrence County Industrial Development Council,718 11th St., Suite 2, Lawrenceville, IL 62439Terry L. Denison (618) 943-5219Fax (618) 943-5910

146A North American Lighting &Hella Electronics146C Fedders146D Marathon PetroleumCompany LLC

Evansville

FTZ No. 176 RockfordGrantee: Greater Rockford Airport Authority60 Airport Drive, Rockford, IL 61109-2902Marge Bevers (815) 969-4427, Fax (815) [email protected]

176A Milk Specialties176C DaimlerChrysler176D Nissan Industrial Engine176E Nissan Forklift Corporation

Rockford

FTZ No. 245 DecaturGrantee: Board of Park Commissions

Decatur Park District620 East Riverside Drive, Decatur, IL 62521William Clevenger (217) 422-5911

245A Archer Daniels Midland Peoria

FTZ No. 271 Jo-Daviess & Carroll CountiesGrantee: Jo-Carroll Foreign Trade Zone Board18933 A Street, Savanna, IL 61074Don Crawford (815) 273-4371

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INDIANA FTZ No. 72 IndianapolisOperator: Greater Indianapolis FTZ, Inc.P.O. Box 51681, Indianapolis, IN 46251Kent Ebbing (317) 487-7200Fax (317) 487-7203Grantee: Indianapolis Airport Authority

72A GM72B Eli Lilly72F DaimlerChrysler72G DaimlerChrysler72H Subaru72I Alpine

72J Endress & Hauser Flowtec72K Onkyo72L Thomson Multimedia, Inc.72M Fujitsu Ten72N Alfa Laval Distribution, Inc.72O Tetra Pak Parts Americas72P SMC Pneumatics72Q Rolls-Royce Corporation72R Decatur Mold

Indianapolis

FTZ No. 125 South BendGrantee: St. Joseph County Airport AuthorityOperator: K.A.K. LLCP.O. Box 3559, South Bend, IN 46619

Mike Guljas (574) 233-2185, ext 223Fax (219) 232-8283

125D Audiovox SpecializedApplications

Chicago

FTZ No. 152 Burns HarborGrantee: The Indiana Port Commission150 West Market St., Suite 100Indianapolis, IN 46204David Haniford (317) 232-9204Fax (317) 232-0137

152B BP Products North America Chicago

FTZ No. 170 Clark CountyGrantee: The Indiana Port Commission150 West Market St., Suite 100Indianapolis, IN 46204David Haniford (317) 232-9204

Fax (317) 232-0137

170A Lexmark Louisville

FTZ No. 177 EvansvilleGrantee: The Indiana Port Commission150 West Market St., Suite 100Indianapolis, IN 46204David Haniford (317) 232-9204Fax (317) 232-0137

177A Mead Johnson & Company177B Toyota MotorManufacturing177C Pfizer Inc

Evansville

FTZ No. 182 Fort WayneGrantee: City of Fort WayneDepartment of Economic DevelopmentOffice of International Trade1 Main St., Room 840, Fort Wayne, IN 46802Ola Schechter (260) 427-1127, Fax (260) 426-1375

Fort Wayne

IOWA FTZ No. 107 Polk CountyGrantee: The Iowa Foreign Trade ZoneCorporation, c/o Greater Des Moines Partnership700 Locust St., Suite 100, Des Moines, IA 50309Steve Ferguson (515) 286-4917Fax (515) [email protected]

107A Winnebago107B SACMI USA, Ltd.107C SPAL USA, INC.

Des Moines


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FTZ No. 133 Quad-Cities, Iowa/IllinoisGrantee: Quad-City Foreign-Trade Zone, Inc.1830 2nd Ave., Suite 200, Rock Island, Iowa 61201Katie Hobbs (309) 788-7436, Fax (309) 788-4964

133D Deere & Company Quad-Cities

FTZ No. 175 Cedar RapidsGrantee: Cedar Rapids Airport Commission

2515 Wright Brothers Blvd. WestCedar Rapids, IA 52404Kathleen Bell (319) [email protected]

Des Moines

KANSAS FTZ No. 17 Kansas CityGrantee/Operator: Greater Kansas City FTZ, Inc.,River Market Office Bldg20 East 5th St., Suite 200, Kansas City, MO 64106Al Figuly (816) 474-2227, Fax (816) 421-5500

17A GM17B Bayer Health Care Group

Kansas City

FTZ No. 161 Sedgwick CountyGrantee: Board of Commissioners of Sedgwick

County, Sedgwick County Economic Development350 West Douglas, Wichita, KS 67202Sherdeill H. Breathett, Sr. (316) 268-1139Fax (316) 265-7502

161A Hospira, Inc.161B Frontier El Dorado

Refining Co.

Wichita

KENTUCKY FTZ No. 29 LouisvilleGrantee/Operator: Louisville & Jefferson CountyRiverport Authority6900 Riverport Drive, Louisville, KY 40258Larry McFall (502) 935-6024Fax (502) 935-6050

29B Ford29C GE29D Lexmark29E Toyota Motor Manufacturing29F Hitachi29G Ascent Power Tech. Corp.29H ISP Chemicals29I NACCO Materials Handling

Group, Inc.

Louisville

FTZ No. 47 Boone CountyGrantee/Operator: Greater Cincinnati FTZ, Inc.300 Carew Tower, 441 Vine St.Cincinnati, OH 45202Ken Fightmaster (513) 579-3119Fax (513) 579-3102

47A Clarion47B Marathon PetroleumCompany LLC47C GE Engine ServicesDistribution

Cincinnati

LOUISIANA FTZ No. 2 New OrleansGrantee/Operator: Board of Commissioners of thePort of New OrleansP.O. Box 60046New Orleans, LA 70160Jim Reese (504) 528-3264Fax (504) 524-4156

2C Northrop GrummanShip Systems2D Northrop GrummanShip Systems2E Northrop GrummanShip Systems2F Northrop GrummanShip Systems2G Trinity Yachts Inc.2H Chalmette Refining LLC2I ConocoPhillips2J Murphy Oil USA

New Orleans


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FTZ No. 87 Lake CharlesGrantee: Lake Charles Harbor & Terminal DistrictP.O. Box 3753, Lake Charles, LA 70602Linda S. Manuel (337) 493-3524Fax (318) [email protected]

87A ConocoPhillips87B Citgo Petroleum Corp.

Lake Charles

FTZ No. 124 GramercyGrantee: South Louisiana Port CommissionP.O. Box 909, La Place, LA 70069-0909Lisa Braud (985) 652-9278Fax (985) [email protected]

124A Valero Refining124B North AmericanShipbuilding124C Motiva Enterprises124D LOOP LLC124E Marathon PetroleumCompany LLC124F Motiva Enterprises124G Halter Marine124H Bollinger Shipyards124I J. Ray McDermott, Inc.124J Ergon St. James, Inc.124K M-I L.L.C.

124L Candies Shipbuilding, LLC124M Baker Hughes, Inc.

Gramercy

FTZ No. 145 ShreveportGrantee: Caddo-Bossier Parishes Port CommissionP.O. Box 52071, Shreveport, LA 71135-2071Brenda Levinson (318) 524-2272Fax (318) 524-2273

145A Avaya, Inc. Shreveport

FTZ No. 154 Baton RougeGrantee: Greater Baton Rouge Port CommissionP.O. Box 380, Port Allen, LA 70767-0380Karen St. Cyr (225) 342-1660, Fax (225) 342-1666

154A EXXON Mobil Baton Rouge

FTZ No. 261 AlexandriaGrantee: Board of Commissioners of the EnglandEconomic and Industrial Development District1611 Arnold Drive, Alexandria, LA 71303Sammy Bonnette (318) 449-3504 x207or Jon Grafton (318) 449-3504 x214

Morgan City

MAINE FTZ No. 58 BangorGrantee: City of Bangor, Economic Development Office73 Harlow St., Bangor, ME 04401Stephen A. Bolduc (207) 992-4243Fax (207) 945-4447

Bangor

FTZ No. 179 MadawaskaGrantee: Madawaska Foreign Trade Zone Corporation,

Operator: Evergreen Trading Co. LLC791 Main St., Madawaska, ME 04756Clifford Cyr (207) 728-3660Fax (207) 728-6370

179A Northern TradingCompany

Madawaska

FTZ No. 186 WatervilleGrantee: Maine International Foreign-Trade ZoneP.O. Box 2611, Waterville, ME 04901John Nale, (207) 873-4304, Fax (207) 873-1122

Belfast


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FTZ No. 263 AuburnGrantee: Lewiston-Auburn Economic Growth Council415 Lisbon St, Suite 400, Lewiston, ME 04240George Dycio (207) 784-0161, Fax (207) [email protected]/html/foreign_trade_zone.html

Portland

MARYLAND FTZ No. 63 Prince George's CountyGrantee: Prince George's County GovernmentAdministrator: Prince George's County EconomicDevelopment Corporation, 1100 Mercantile LaneSuite 115A, Largo, MD 20774Patricia Hayes-Parker (301) 583-4650Fax (301) [email protected]

Washington, DC

FTZ No. 73 BWI AirportGrantee: Maryland Dept. of TransportationMaryland Aviation AdministrationP.O. Box 8766, BWI Airport, MD 21240-8766

Gary Davies (410) 859-7002Fax (410) 850-4127

73A Rotorex73B Northrop Grumman

Baltimore

FTZ No. 74 BaltimoreGrantee: City of BaltimoreOperator: Baltimore City Development Corp.36 S. Charles St., Suite 1600, Baltimore, MD 21201Elizabeth Weiblen (410) 779-3838Fax (410) [email protected]

Baltimore

FTZ No. 255 Washington CountyGrantee: Board of County Commissioners ofWashington County, Administration Building

100 W. Washington St., Suite 226Hagerstown, MD 21740-4727Gregory Snook (240) 313-2207Fax (240) 313-2201

Baltimore

MASSACHUSETTS FTZ No. 27 BostonGrantee: Massachusetts Port AuthorityMassport Maritime1 Harborside Dr, Suite 200SBoston, MA 02128Lynn Vikesland (617) 946-4413Fax (617) 946-4466

27C Lawrence Textile27D GM27E Polaroid27F Polaroid27H Polaroid27I Polaroid27J Polaroid27K Polaroid

27L AstraZeneca LP27M Reebok International

Boston

FTZ No. 28 New BedfordGrantee/Operator: City of New BedfordOffice of City Planning133 William St., Room 211New Bedford, MA 02740-6172Dave Kennedy (508) 979-1488

28D Polaroid28E Brittany Dyeing and PrintingCorp.28F Acushnet Company

New Bedford


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FTZ No. 210 St. Clair CountyGrantee: Economic Development Alliance ofSt. Clair County735 Erie St., Suite 250, Port Huron MI 48060Doug Alexander (810) 982-9511Fax (810) 982-9531

Port Huron

MINNESOTA FTZ No. 51 Dulut

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